Topic: What's up folks!

I have been peaking back at Maratis occasionally, checking to see if the new version is out.

I've been busy learning Python. Lua, thanks to Maratis, still has a place in my heart though.

I still see no major projects up yet. I don't use my windows PC much anymore (using Mac OSx, and the Mac version of Mararatis doesn't open maratis files directly (which totally kills the mood for me, being that the file browser doesn't use the system's Finder browsing.)

I have started Private classes teaching computer programming basics, and I use Maratis for demonstration of concepts. So, I might be on the forums again.

Anyhow, still waiting for the next version!

Last edited by Tutorial Doctor (2014-11-03 05:53:50)

Re: What's up folks!

im using NeoEditor now and have a wip project. So tell me, whats in the classes

Re: What's up folks!

This is a basic curriculum layout

Section 1 (Learn)

VARIABLES
FUNCTIONS
ARGUMENTS
ALGORITHMS
DEBUGGING
SOURCE CODE
SYNTAX
IDE
MEMORY
    ROM
    RAM
FLOW CONTROL
CONDITIONAL STATEMENTS
    If
    else if
    else
LOOPS
    While Loop
    For Loop
DATA TYPES
    String
    Integer
    Float
    Boolean
    Array
CLASSES
    SUPERCLASSES
    SUBCLASSES
METHOD
OBJECTS
OOP
MODULES/LIBRARIES
INTERACTIVITY
    EVENTS,
    EVENT LISTENERS
    EVENT HANDLERS
API (Application Programming Interface)

ADDITIONAL INFO

    What is an Operating System(types)
    What is a virus
    What is a hacker (types of hackers )

Section 2 (Play):

Download different apps and software and play with them to see how programs work. (Microsoft Office, Blender 3D, Gimp)

Visit websites (Youtube,Facebook)

Play games

Use game engines (Maratis,Unity, Game Maker)

Example IDEs (XCODE,Eclipse,QT,Creator)

Example APIs (Twitter,Facebook)


Section 3 (Create):

Create a basic program using all learned principles, using your own algorithm.
Create your own unique program.

Re: What's up folks!

I see, so all that in python lang?

Re: What's up folks!

Section 1 is main ideas, using various languages as examples. Lua is one. I need to show various languages.

I will probably use python and lua for section 3 though. Python can be a scripting language, but it can surely be a programming language too.

Lua, more than likely, will be used as a scripting language.

Re: What's up folks!

Sounds interesting, thx for the info.