Re: [NTLK] Can anyone recommend a good beginner's guide to Newton programming?

Want a teaser? Michael Burks (goes by the alias of
dumbstart) started writing a tutorial that abruptly
quits, but it's a halfway decent start to NTK:
http://home.satx.rr.com/dumbstart/tutorial/tutorial1.htm

Apple's got a PDF about the NewtonScript language:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=50092

Here's one that looks to be more complete:
http://thegreenedge.weblogger.com/stories/storyReader$26

(That's all of a Newton bookmarks dump as I'll give
you at the moment. If you want to dig through my
various Newton bookmarks for a few other programming
documents, let me know and I'll send the whole thing
without my captions or guarantee of the links working
properly.)

Puckdropper

--- xp <xp@thirring.org> wrote:

> I haven't got a tonne of programming experience, but
> would like to learn. Do
> you need lots of programming knowledge to work with
> the Newt, or can you
> start fairly basically. I'm looking for something
> that starts essentially
> with "hello world" and goes from there. Does such a
> thing exist?
> Thanks
>
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>
>

 
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