[gameprogrammer] Re: Gameprogrammer Wiki
- From: Scott Harper <lareon@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: gameprogrammer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 01 Jul 2004 19:01:33 -0600
This seems like a great idea and location for people to put up mistakes
and misnomers that they run into for others to reference... Things like
commonly made mistakes for various APIs or languages, as well as key
things to know. Perhaps after I finish my PonGL game, I'll put up a tut
on that, because I tried to make it as object-oriented as I know how.
(OOP, to me, feels cleaner and nicer, but that may also be due to my
babying in Java code... ^_^) So it'll be a nice simple tutorial on OOP
in games. Too many tutorials you see are strictly structured
programming, and not objective. Not sure why, but I'll put it out there
unless someone beats me to it.
Also, when people do tuts on their projects, it'd be a perfect place for
comments and suggestions for improvements! (Something I'd hope for...)
--Scott
Bob Pendleton wrote:
>I have installed a wiki at www.gameprogrammer.com/gpwiki. It is based on
>moinmoin (http://moin.sourceforge.net/) and has a lot of features. You
>can register as a user by clicking on the user preferences. Currently
>you must be registered as a user (which can be completely fake) before
>you can edit. If you do register and provide a valid email address then
>you can get email notifications when a page is modified (very handy for
>question pages). I have enabled access control lists. This makes it
>possible for you to create user groups and pages that can only be
>modified by members of the group (and me). But, I have tried to make
>sure that all pages are always publicly readable.
>
>I have not added anything or set up anything, what you see is pretty
>much the default install. So, have at it and let me know what you would
>like changed.
>
> Bob Pendleton
>
>P.S.
>
>Anyone who wants to create a new theme is welcome to do so.
>
>
>
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