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I`d like to learn!
Okay, I ventured on this forum not so long ago, when me and my brother wanted to create a server to pvp in LAN. Everything was good, but I want to get in this thing more deeper. So I decided, that I must learn C#. I started to learn C#, and I figured out, that I am 100% oriented to CO servers, and with things like HelloWorld I won`t get any further.
What I`d like to ask, if there is anyone who could teach me a bit? Or at least give me some good starting points (not Google)? I would just like a teacher with who I could talk half an hour on MSN every week about programming in C#, who would teach me. I think that I`m learning pretty fast, and I`ll try to hide my ignorant n00b side.
Is there anyone here who would like to teach me?
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Re: I`d like to learn!
c# tutorial is good enough for you. COServer aint any different than any other c# program dude. So basicly you need to learn c# first before begining with any program.... Btw... that "hello world" is just the begining of the tutorial man... from what i saw you're kinda lazy to read all...
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Re: I`d like to learn!
Yes, I know that HelloWorld is just the beginning, and I am learning C# from my book on myself too, I don`t want someone who teaches me C#. I`d like to see someone who would explain me how the servers work, what should they contain, what is a poorly coded server, what is a good coded server, and so on. Of course a little help in C# doesn`t come bad for me, but I will learn that on myself.
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Re: I`d like to learn!
all of that you could learn from the book you have.... when you get better with c# you'll see what a good/bad code is.... usually there aint a good or bad code... as long as it works fine.... its just the complexity of the code... if its clear and easily written its so called "good code"... if its written with many lines... many codes many "shit" and if everything aint in order... its so called "bad code". You can learn how it works from looking at the source of the server.