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What is the best form of tutorial? - cr33pyguy - 01-24-2013
I just thought, there is a lot of interactive tutorials out there, but would it be better to download a script and then read, write some code, then read more, write more, etc., etc. Or would it be the best to just read books on the topic. What do you think? it could be a combination of various methods.
RE: What is the best form of tutorial? - pac - 01-25-2013
Interactive is of course the best tutorial for me. It allows me what the code does near instantly(ex. HTML interactive tutorials) and I can correct it right away.
RE: What is the best form of tutorial? - h0rr0r - 01-25-2013
I like well explained video tutorials, easiest to understand for me actually seeing it done.
RE: What is the best form of tutorial? - Oni - 01-25-2013
A lot of people are hands-on learners, so I think the best tutorials are the ones that get the reader's involved.