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I am totally new, I dont know anything about coding, will it suit me?

Yes, the course is intended for total beginners. As long as you know how to type, you'll be fine.
 
Headspin,
are you planning on making a c++ course?
i've talked to you previously about this
ty
simon
 
Headspin,
are you planning on making a c++ course?
i've talked to you previously about this
ty
simon

Would be better to make it C# if anything, there is a lot of scripts and code out there in C# already.
 
Yeah,a c course would be great. Vb syntax makes me wanna puke.
 
Agree, I was all C# until this course. I'm using VB and it's fine, but there is a lot of C# net resources on the net. I'm having trouble finding code examples of stuff in VB
 
VB.net, thats the course headspin made...basically the same as vb6 but with some enhancements
 
okay.
I'm going to stop talking in this thread now.
Don't want to get warned for any off-topic posts.

And all of this was ontopic. (discussion used to help stimulate headspin)
 
While I do appreciate your interest, I will not be creating a C++ or C# course specifically. VB .NET is easy for beginners to learn. Also, Microsoft's conception of .NET has always been that the developer should be able to code in whichever of the .NET languages he pleases and obtain a similar level of functionality. To that effect, choice of language has become a matter of personal preference and is no longer a limiting factor.

VB .NET code examples are very easy to find. Just google "vb .net code" and you will find several dozen high-quality sites like planet-source-code and codeproject where such examples are available. If you have a specific problem, try adding "vb .net" to your search query in google and you will probably find the answer on one of the many forums dedicated to this language. For example, if you wanted to find out about multithreading in VB, searching for "vb .net multithreading" reveals over 500,000 results.
 
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Can't believe I missed this thread - anyway getting good reviews and something I an definitely interested in. Sounds ideal to do while staying with the outlaws for a couple of weeks over xmas.

I've sent ya a PM.
 
Alright I've been through all of the files and I'd like to put in my review.

1) Headspin has great customer service. I went through all of the pdfs and accomplished a lot on my own projects...anytime I've needed help I put in an email and get a knowledgeable response.
2) The content is great, I've programmed php for a while and it is a fact that it is hard to find good resources for blackhat code. Headspin's guide gives you all of the tools and aspects you need to start making your own programs in VB.net

I highly recommend this product
 
Thanks for the great review, neta1o.

Polymorphs, sent you a PM.
 
yeh this course is great, if you want to get into programming your own tools then headspins course is the best place to start.
 
Just answered your PM, smileplease.

Thanks for the review, Loak.
 
Purchased this program.

Not to sound "trollish" or anything but my eyes hurt from refreshing your profile page for three hours straight. When are you going to get on!!!
I should get off the computer sometimes soon.

I'll post a review after this head spinner gets on :P

That is, if i don't kill myself before then.
 
As I think you just realized, we're on different timezones ;).

Anyway, I set you up with the details you requested and sent you access instructions by e-mail.

Thanks again for your purchase.
 
Thanks again.
I haven't looked at the course yet but the customer service is amazing.
He responded to my email in 4 seconds.
;)
 
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