[Gambas-user] Documentation, 2 things

[Julio Sanchez]

Hi Dag:
In his day believed the website (and still active):

http://cursogambas.blogspot.com.es/p/indice.html

Has multiple examples and simple projects, applied to each article.

The course starts from "0" and ends in design patterns (via GUI, data
structures, databases, and even examples with arduino !!). And referring to
more information on gambaswiki related article.

The only flaw: languaje  is Spanish

But you can help translate the web using google translate

regards

Jsbsan

2016-10-15 23:10 GMT+02:00 dag <dag at ...3591...>:

> hello,
>
> #1
> can someone recommend me a good documentation place, please. I am a person
> who needs an example, mostly. The officail documentation does not help me
> often, it seems to me it uses the same word for explaining itself. normaly
> I
> am not so bad in abstraction...
>
> It gets irritating when i get completly different results doing exact as in
> the official documentation, example translation. I can tell more, but don't
> want to go off topic. I am aware of that the documentation is as complex as
> the programming itself, have been through that many times in my job life,
> so
> you have my understanding. Thanks in advance.
>
> #2
> Would it be any help if I write some small projects, with which can help
> newbies? (like me. I am not a newbie for real, was with gambas very early,
> but had brakes, due to illness). I find the small sniplets very useful,
> sometimes only one line gives the aha-effect. I am mostly into using mysql
> with direct access, not the built in objects.( oldfashioned, almost
> prehistoric,  line by line programmer who likes the full control) . In the
> moment I  make a project I call Sniplets: reading out the structures of a
> mysql (or any DB), and prepare them for easy to make formulas for the data
> handling on this table. If done well, a new programm is made in 0.5 secs,
> avoding very much boring typing. In phpmyadmin one can do it too, but this
> is a little more advanced. I plan one easy template and one some more
> complex to use in combination with Sniplets (i called). To be clearer,
> Sniplet is a code generator.
>
> Many have given me help, not at least Benoít, thanks to you!, whom I must
> have made desperate with tiny things. I want to give something back, the
> humble things I can, meassured against the huge project Gambas grew up to.
>
> kind regards
> Dag
>
>
>
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