Hey Collis,

I can write tutorials, and would love to, but what programming language should they be written in? Are you going to have a specific programming language that this site deals with? Also should I stick with just jQuery or can we include other JS frameworks as well?

Thanks,
Zach

Oh, just read your guidelines section, look forward to some Ruby on Rails tutorials with some jQuery coming from me soon!

I wouldn’t mind seeing a future review of Parallels. I have VMware and like it quite a bit.

Keep up the great work.

Great to hear that the site is taking off so quickly. Congratulations!

Do you have any thoughts on the response time for tutorial submissions? I occasionally write up javascript tutorials for my own site, but I’d certainly consider submitting them here first to see if you’re interested in publishing them. If you’re not interested, however, I’d probably publish on my site instead. So I’m wondering how long the approval process might take. Are you thinking days? Weeks? Unspecified? : ) It would be an awful shame to write something and have it sit in limbo for months at a time.

Great job Collis, I’m a big fan of your work, and always looking forward to the next project and site updates.

Progress is going very well. Can’t wait to see more tutorials more often. Thanks Collis

Great site, I always stop by. Personally with the way these sites are looking one can only imagine how incredible your wordpress book is going to be. Yeah that’s a not so subtle hint asking for updates. Anyways fantastic site(s) Collis. Truly a boon to the design/development community at large.

Hey Collis, what about some tutorials about networking and security? Like let’s say.. how to setup your own apache/mysql/phpmyadmin environment on your own server, how to read your weblogs, etc etc…

I could write some ip routing tutorials, traffic shaping, etc..

please do let me know.

Great news Collis. Yay!! I can’t wait to see more tutorials specially on CSS and Jquery tuts.

Maybe I’ll write a tutorial

David Carreira

Hooray for more tutorial awesomeness! Keep it up

I’m glad to hear that NETTUTS has had a successful launch. I’m quite keen to submit my own tutorials at some point, and I can’t wait to read more here

Can we write tutorials for things like C and Visual Basic ?? or does it need to be website building language

Harry

I’m writing a tutorial in my spare time. Just a covering of some basics that I remember being really hard to find when I was first starting out with CSS. No one writes tutorials on the really simple stuff!

Engage Interactive – Web Design Harrogate

@Harry – I’m guessing, and this is just a guess here, that nettuts would welcome internet-related only tutorials.

How about ASP.NET tutorials? Any call for that amongst readers of nettuts? I reckon there should be a poll!

i’m all for a poll. maybe we could see some tuts about setting up an LAMP server or something like that. i’d love to know how to set that up. also, maybe a tut, or series of tuts about setting up a CMS like Joomla, or Wordpress, or Drupal.

Well guys, if you took a minute to read the categories or guidelines above you would see that this is not going to be about C++ programming or visual basic:

He is looking for

HTML / CSS technique
jQuery or similar libraries
Flash / Actionscript 2 / Actionscript 3
CMS’s – Wordpress, Expression Engine, Joomla, etc
We may be looking for simpler PHP or Ruby on Rails tutorials soon as well.

So I assume no ASP.NET either, only open source alternatives

ASP.NET? Lol, I think we should stick to little less archaic languages, such as Django and Rails!

Your a genius, I cant wait for the next tut. Keep up the good work!

Assuming that you’re still on the trial for parallels, I’d suggest getting vmware fusion. I’ve had infinitely better performance from it over parallels. It would at least be worth getting the trial to test it out.

Andrei Constantin,

Your tut ideas would be extremely helpful for someone like me who is clueless on that. Hopefully Collis considers it.

CM

Great news ! Website enjoys everyone here.

What about a tutorial to show how a image driven website like psdtuts.com can load images fast, without the little square x boxes popping up first? It could also be combined with a tutorial that’s easy for users to navigate.

@Shane
I have asked for this before but unfortunately i got no feedback from any of the readers. Anyways, eventually i think server side stuff such as ASP.Net, PHP, Ruby on Rails, JSP etc will make it here no matter what because the internet longer has a place for static .htm pages.

I am looking forward to writing some ASP.Net and related technology (ASP.Net AJAX, ASP.Net MVC etc) for this site sometime soon.

@ lamin barrow

I agree, internet is more as xhtml/css.
some serverside stuff sounds great to me!
But I really hope the tutorials will cover practical usage of this stuff.
Anyway, I’m looking forward to the tutorials!

how cool!

@Lamin Barrow – I would be interested in some server-side scripting stuff. you’re right about very few pages having static .htm pages.

OT homie FTW

This site deserves all the attention. Very helpful

I am a huge fan of your web “family”. Thank you so much for your hard work.

Would be nice to have the opportunity the submit .NET tuts as well.
Although .Net is paid there is a growing community developing and helping each other, examples with the Silverlight community, Popfly, etc..
Its rather easy to find tuts/resources about open source languages but not as much with .net, so it would be nice to have a little spot in the website for it. Of course I’m not talking about Drag-And-Drop websites with code that everyone knows but some usefull full-site tutorials with Ajax using the DOM structure (with perhaps a twist of Jquery) and not using the same old garbagy Update Panels.
Anyways, this was my first comment, I’ve been an avid reader/fan since psdtuts and I wish u the best of luck for this new project.

I would like to se article about CMS’s

@Lamin,

I’ve got a couple of ASP.NET control tutorials up my sleeve.

1) Creating a Gravatar ASP.NET control.
2) Create a Light Box (based on Lighbox 2 by Lokesh Dhakar) control for ASP.NET.

Both would take through the basics of control development, with the second teaching readers to include javascript in their custom controls.

Would that interest you? Any other readers?

Great site! I havent personally used anything for my site, But I might in the future. Reading these tuts has already sharpened my skills when making things. One neat thing would be to have either Brightcove or youtube players with video tutorials. With or without that, the site is still great!

Keep up the good work

Cool , at last another site for .net things, talking about web2.0. We’ll see how things goin on the jquery

Well, pretty cool. But, it isn’t very smooth, rather jerky.

an article on how you got such great traffic so seemingly easily would be nice to see! great site, looking forward to learning a lot from you.

Awesome! I think I might have some handy Mootools and Expression Engine tuts for you. Just have to find some time to compose. Love the site mate.

This is a great website. Thank you nettuts for all those great tutorials !

I Luv this site!