Thread: Programming, where do you start?

What programming skills should I learn, if I stand a chance of using Xrumer?

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I have none but i am great at copy and pasting and also reading many tutorials

Copy/Pastin l33t skillzzz

Me too Smoke! However, I'm done with just getting by with things. I want to start learning more about the mechanics behind being successful. I know I could handle learning a bit about programming, a taster that'll make me want to discover more. I've got alot riding on this working :0)

Originally Posted by kensai

Copy/Pastin l33t skillzzz

Hey it works LOL

I know it does lol but you know where I'm coming from!

Originally Posted by mrpfct

I know it does lol but you know where I'm coming from!

Any language will do. Just get a handle on things like variables and parameters and you can pretty much figure the rest out just by looking. Every language has its own syntax, but they all have the same things in common.

Dont spread too thin mrpfct.
Its really easy to loose track and where you were heading in SEO land, with so many sirens around trying to get you to go to them.

Thats why it is important to have an all around knowledge of what is around there, and then set yourself a goal to become good at one task and at least know what is going on on the other fields.
You cant be everything in this line of work, those that have many skillset have earned them with a lot of training and years spent reading/testing/applying and combining knowledge.
That does not mean that you cannot do it, but there is no need to reinvent the wheel. Some things you can buy or get others to do, some things you can do on your own.

But the important thing is to have a GOAL, follow it and know what it takes to be completed so that you are not mislead here and there from various aspects of the project.
Stay focused. Dont deviate. And dont spread on all directions. That is why a forum such as TSB is very useful to new users, and why I am asking people to become active.

Lurking and becoming a leecher/sleeper cell, will just make you loose time and potential good info that you could learn should you posted and discussed about it.
Most people think that by reading and reading they will achieve nirvana. Not really, you are just going to overload your mental capacity and start making mistakes and wrong decisions.
Learn/Act/Participate and have a target. Dont "Sleep", you will have a lot of time for that later in your life....(or after it!) :P

I started on basic , then moved onto pascal

Nice basic ones to get you into the groove

I don't think you really need to learn a programming language to work with xrumer. A lot of their stuff just sits in text files. IF you're looking to learn programming my suggestion is PHP. The hosting for php is dirt cheap and there's TONS of information on the language scattered all over the web. W3 schools also helped a lot. [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]. The PHP reference is pretty handy as well.