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These are all chapters from the beginner and intermediate level BR tutorials. The pages beginning with "Chapter" are from the first tutorial, while pages with subjects in their titles are from the intermediate tutorial. To see the tutorials in order, visit the table of contents pages for each [[BR Tutorial]] 1 and [[Tutorial 2]]. | These are all chapters from the beginner and intermediate level BR tutorials. The pages beginning with "Chapter" are from the first tutorial, while pages with subjects in their titles are from the intermediate tutorial. To see the tutorials in order, visit the table of contents pages for each [[BR Tutorial]] 1 and [[Tutorial 2]]. | ||
'''UPDATE:''' The original BR tutorial assumes that you have no experience with programming at all. And so it teaches a lot of programming theory and advice that makes it great for true beginners, but a little tedious for those who already know how to program, and just need to learn how to do it in BR. So the “Fast Track” tutorial was born... with the goal to guide you through how to program in BR, without all the extras. It's divided into four sections: [[Fast Track 1|Basics]], [[Fast Track 2|Data Handling]], [[Fast Track 3|User Interaction]], and [[Fast Track 4|Debugging]]. | |||
Latest revision as of 20:42, 5 August 2014
These are all chapters from the beginner and intermediate level BR tutorials. The pages beginning with "Chapter" are from the first tutorial, while pages with subjects in their titles are from the intermediate tutorial. To see the tutorials in order, visit the table of contents pages for each BR Tutorial 1 and Tutorial 2.
UPDATE: The original BR tutorial assumes that you have no experience with programming at all. And so it teaches a lot of programming theory and advice that makes it great for true beginners, but a little tedious for those who already know how to program, and just need to learn how to do it in BR. So the “Fast Track” tutorial was born... with the goal to guide you through how to program in BR, without all the extras. It's divided into four sections: Basics, Data Handling, User Interaction, and Debugging.
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Pages in category "Tutorial"
The following 17 pages are in this category, out of 17 total.