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[Jamie Huskisson]

What i'd like to know... is what are your great tutorial websites you visit, that constantly release great tutorials/articles that you can read... and why?

I'm not talking tutorial listings, and i'm not talking hobby sites, good examples would be:
- A-List-Apart
- Sitepoint
etc. (people who do it professionally, and work in the industry)

Can be in relation to any subject, but i'm looking particularly for people who do it well and people who consistantly release great tutorials/articles

Any self-site promotion or spamming/going off subject and i'll dish out the warnings, serious replies only please

Edited by Jay, 27 November 2005 - 12:25 PM.

[SHIVMOO]

i used to visit second reality allot... but the updates have kinda stopped so i dont visit it as much anymore... it has still got some awesome moddelling tutorials on it which i will go back to allot...

i think this counts.. i visit c4d cafe allot as well for flash video tutorials which have helped me allot.. but i havent watched a turorial anywhere for a while

[Jamie Huskisson]

yup they count

anyone else? digital published magazines would be great finds to add here

Edited by Jay, 27 November 2005 - 01:15 PM.

[SHIVMOO]

oooh... digital magazines...
let me just find a link to 1 i dont personally use but is quite popular on a few forums i used to visit

EDIT : here it is .... >> http://www.3dattack.net/

[Bryn]

Good tutorials, PeterSharpe and Nationalsigleague and Chaosgfx for sig and effects tuts.

[Vouksh]

would http://www.youngcoders.com/ count? I go there quite often.

[Jamie Huskisson]

Vouksh, on Nov 29 2005, 12:35 AM, said:

would http://www.youngcoders.com/ count? I go there quite often.

sort of, I need sites that consistantly write good tutorials really... that looks like a help forum to me?

[Vouksh]

oh, ok. I get what you're saying now.
like Position Is Everything They keep up on the latest CSS hacks needed for all the different browsers. They don't consistantly write them, basically when they find something outdated or if a new hack is needed for a new browser/version, they add it.

[Jamie Huskisson]

thats more like what i'm looking for, and their links to other sites are great... thanks man

[Stu]

http://www.evermotion.org have an awesome tutorial section, for alot of 3d programs and renderers. theyre all indutry professionals on there.

another one is http://3dtotal.com, although they are probably more known for thier 'total textures' cds than thier tutorials...

unfortunately niether of them update that much

[blinek]

Code Walkers

[c-c-C-C-UNIT]

I like A List Apart.

Does http://www.w3schools.com/ count? Cause I go there frequently.

[Jamie Huskisson]

w3 counts

[blinek]

Jay

what about Code Walkers does that count

just wondering ?

[floopy]

great sites!
thx for sharing!

[TeflonSean]

www.digital-industry.com

Someof teh most advanced and bestest tuts on the planet and if u have a prob they alwasy respond in like 10 mins or less on the forums.

[Jamie Huskisson]

TeflonSean, on Dec 4 2005, 03:56 AM, said:

www.digital-industry.com

Someof teh most advanced and bestest tuts on the planet and if u have a prob they alwasy respond in like 10 mins or less on the forums.

this domain doesn't work for me, infact it brings up a domain search engine placeholder page... is it the right address?

[c-c-C-C-UNIT]

Jay, on Dec 4 2005, 10:55 AM, said:

this domain doesn't work for me, infact it brings up a domain search engine placeholder page... is it the right address?

My guess is that he was trying to link to http://www.digital-industry.net

Edit: that site seems more of like a hobby site. A really cool flash intro, a hobby site nonetheless.

Edited by c-c-C-C-UNIT, 04 December 2005 - 10:21 PM.

[Jamie Huskisson]

c-c-C-C-UNIT, on Dec 5 2005, 03:18 AM, said:

Jay, on Dec 4 2005, 10:55 AM, said:

this domain doesn't work for me, infact it brings up a domain search engine placeholder page... is it the right address?

My guess is that he was trying to link to http://www.digital-industry.net

Edit: that site seems more of like a hobby site. A really cool flash intro, a hobby site nonetheless.

hmm.. seems they've bought a template from template monster, but i can't really make judgement on whether its a hobby site or not - but i'll presume so since its based purely on forums

Good examples of 'hobby sites' are things such as Zymic or GreyCobra (with no disrespect to them - they aren't professionals)

[Gabe]

I think 13Dots is the place to be. They have nice tut's. Its a place i visit very often.
Does this one count?

Regards Gabrielle