Maybe something that doesn't take 30 minutes to write? Most tutorials I see are on little properties and functions like appendChild. Things like that only require a simple "quick reference" (a description and an example).

One thing I would like to recommend though (JavaScript), is a for loop tutorial. Only because i'd like to see some examples where the counter isn't a number. Too many people would like to think it's only handy when messing with arrays.

Most also think it's easier to use a while there too, but I get what you mean. I'll try covering that. I'll also mention leaving things blank, which most people don't know about.

Eh, while loops aren't always the better (or easier) option.

Just an example, I could probably think of a better one.

for(var i = obj.firstChild; i; i = i.nextSibling)

That's a really good idea because tutorials never go over that. I never even realized it until Aaron posted it somewhere else.

Do you know any regular programming languages (Java, C++, etc.)?

No, but I do need to learn Java for AP Computer Sciences next year. Great place to start I guess.

I'm taking that exact class this year. You must be a sophomore or junior?

I find drag and drop to be quite fascinating.

So, perhaps an in depth tutorial on that.

Junior. I tried to take it Sophomore year and they said "you're not qualified" Pssh. Bitches.



What would you want to see in a tutorial on that specifically?

Because drag and drop is awesome I would like to see that too. Because I could learn more on mouse events (etc)

He said what, not why

Anyway, this thread might help.


Last Edit: Jul 20, 2007 16:50:49 GMT by Aaron

Well, the same thing I said above. I would like to learn a little more on user events, like mouse and keyboard. For drag and drop, it would be mouse.

Oooo, I feel special now. Same age same year in high school.

Yes, drag and drop is something I've never even looked into. That's some nice stuff Aaron, I'll have to play around with it to understand it.