I would like to learn programming, too. I heard that python would be good but have no idea how to get started. I'm a bloody newbie in programming but again and again get ideas what to try. I think I had the ability for it.
I looked into a book called Diving into Python 3, but it isn't for beginners and I couldn't read any of the content. I got it in a zip file but nothing was in any text format I recognized.
Python in terms of syntax and the way it does things is mostly easy to understand, and it is mainly function based. Global variables have been known not to work sometimes though, that's where functions come in. As long as you're sending the variables you need for that function to work to that function you don't need global variables at all really.
It's boring with this Python. First was big boom on BGT. now on Python xD. The programming language is an individual matter, you have to find the one you write best in. I could say that it is best to write in HSP, but that's because I write in it and I like it so any programming language will be recommended because of private feelings from users. A lot of them love Python xD, but i'm not, I do not like this language despite the fact that many blind people recommend it.
Sygnatura to może być w sądzie. Sygnatura sprawy np. :P
What's the recently released Scramble (by Stevo, not by Nathan Tech) written with? The non-visual game engine? I wasn't able to find that engine anywhere.
How do you reboot your computing machine? You put your feet through the computer screen!
yes, I agree with dasz. And guys, sorry for offensive thoughts, but I'm going to write it as now somehow I'm getting questions mainly on messenger from some blind people "which is best programming language for blind"? "can you give me a programming tutorials but for blind". And, how I should answer to this. hmmm, first thing which you have to know guys is that it's not the thing which you would need special adapted tutorials. If you really wanna learn programming. As my information technology teacher said "you have to learn programming, not programming languages". So well, i could agree that maybe you can have adapted tutorials how to install the compilers and soon (well, people can have problems with unreadable installers and soon, if it can occur). but really, when it comes to programming, you're learning teory, first of all, syntax, statements, and it's really the same for blind and sighted. Yes, definitelly, you may get in trouble by watching youtube videos when some sighted guy just sitting near the screen, dragging the form inspector around and saying "let's write that here, and then put it here", but you won't get to that when it's written tidy material. Good IDE is not making you good programmer, like good audio interface or good mic won't make me better sound engineer, it's just a tool in right hands. what I'm writing in my opinion is really simple but good if someone will find it useful. Talking about AutoIT, I didn't understand what is inaccessible here. Everything is working, and your program is accessible that much as you made it accessible :D I have written my audio book player with AutoIT, I have made my YouTube Client in AutoIT (not because it's the best language, but because it fits my needs). I've written Image Viewer in python and currently writting accessibility scripts for vst plugins in AutoHotkey, because in those cases I find one or another language better adapted for one or another task out of the box. And of course, another story would be if I would start to discuss creating graphical user interfaces in code blocks, making forms in lazarus (it's also possible), then we have better or worse choices for us, screen reader users, but when it's (and as it is) for beginners focus on learning teory, syntax and language itself, then really it shouldn't be headache about trying to desperately search something for blind. If you would succeed to write your first program which works good, then it's really much simpler to find a way what shortcut to use to compile it to an executable. It's just my thoughts and comparisons. Correct me if you think differently :)
