Skits 53 / 3,208 Report Post Posted July 24, 2018 Edited July 24, 2018 by Skits Hey y’al! I’m here to tell you about something that i’ve just started learning. As many of you know i play a shit ton of GMod. And I also have a load of free time. So I’ve decided to take on something that is pretty big, programming. Like I said before i play gmod. A lot of things in gmod has to do with LUA. So you have probably guessed it by now, I am trying to learn a bit of LUA. By learning LUA i can hopefully dev a few servers with the free time or maybe in a few months to a year, i can develop for GFL. I’m making this thread to ask you experienced programmers any tips or tricks I can use to be a really good developer. Please, leave anything down in the comments and I will be sure to read every single one. -Skit Edited July 24, 2018 by Skits Share this post Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
flyingjoe32 887 / 14,692 Report Post Posted July 24, 2018 When I first got manager, my DLs suggested that I watch a few of these videos: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFpuE-Qjn4EWqX-VJ_l7pbw/videos?disable_polymer=1 He explains the concepts and stuff pretty clearly. It's interesting to see how he codes and how he demonstrates his code too. Also, if you're going to get into LUA "seriously", please use Notepad++ and the Lua plugin. It's really easy to use, and even highlights potential errors you might make with syntax and stuff. I'm not the greatest teacher, but lemmie know if you've got any questions in the future big signature below thanks you to @Aura ~~~made by @King_Wailord~~~ Share this post Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Joshy 4,364 / 44,927 Report Post Posted July 24, 2018 I feel like this clubs thing was not a very good idea, but they have the programming section over there with old threads, tutorials, and you could post up your project ideas and progress. (https://gflclan.com/forums/forum/681-general/) I have read a lot of literature and completed many accredited modules some taught by very reputable people, but I still find the best way of learning is to just give it a go and try. Let things break. Try it wrong. It's okay. There's no good substitution for struggle. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
ZombieSurvivalist 99 / 5,250 Report Post Posted July 24, 2018 Come to me if you have any questions with coding, I'm actually making a game called the awakening on steam so I am happy about that. Languages I know, LUA, C++ Java, PHP, Python, some java script Share this post Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...