[RESOLVED] An article sugestion

[Feoggou]

I don't know how important it may seem to be, but it is an ideea: I'd like to read articles (especially about Visual C++) destinated to begginers, covering different subjects/chapters, initiating those who didn't yet work with those parts of programming (like about DLL-s), to look more like a tutorial.

[Brad Jones]

I'm not sure I follow what you are suggesting.

If you go to the main site -- www.Codeguru.com -- there are a number of articles like what you suggest. Select C++/Visual C++ and you can drill down to sub-topics on the menus. These list indexes of articles on various topics.

Brad!

[Feoggou]

I was talking about a kind of "Step-by-Step tutorials", where every or almost every step is explained, and the "project" that is built Step-by-Step has only a teaching intention, with less complexity. Something like a chapter/lesson of a book (many informations about how it works, generaly (explaining about the chapter), and particulary (about that specific function or datatype).

I have read from arcticles from the forum, but many seemed "complicated" for a new-bie... and... wouldn't be better if they were categorized by complexity (beginner, medium, advanced)?

[Shuja Ali]

Do you want something similar to this?
http://www.codeguru.com/cpp/sample_chapter/

[PeejAvery]

In other words...Instead of buying a book, you want people to write it here for free?

[RobDog888]

That would be more of a Tutorial rather then an Article.

An article doesnt usually explain every single step or line of code as its geared more towards the novice programmers and above.

[dglienna]

CodeGuru.com accepts articles for ALL levels of expertise. Articles aren't published before they're reviewed by a team(*). They welcome articles that are complete.

[pragashan]

Check this :

This site may give you what you expacted.

http://www.programmingtutorials.com/cplusplus.aspx

[Feoggou]

The sample chapter is something that I need, thanks!
Now I understand the difference between an article and a tutorial, thanks!
... and thanks for www.programmingtutorials.com!