I would like to thank you for taking the time to give us your feedback on the Delphi Tutorial.
It's always hard to write useful Tutorials for two reasons:
First, you usually have no idea what the background of the person is who is trying to learn something from the tutorial. This makes most tutorials too difficult for some users while at the same time making them too trivial for others. Striking the right balance is quite challenging.
Second, which can be much worse, you are trying to explain a system that you have been using extensively for the last months or even years. This makes it really easy to loose track of which concepts truely are "self-explanatory" and which ones are not. Your mind starts skipping over certain aspects of the project automatically, which might cause you to write explanations that make absolutely no sense at all to a newcomer.
Therefore, it is of incredible value to us to hear about your experiences and comments!
Thank you and I hope you will find our work useful,
Markus Ansmann
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Hi,
I would like to thank you for taking the time to give us your feedback on the Delphi Tutorial.
It's always hard to write useful Tutorials for two reasons:
First, you usually have no idea what the background of the person is who is trying to learn something from the tutorial. This makes most tutorials too difficult for some users while at the same time making them too trivial for others. Striking the right balance is quite challenging.
Second, which can be much worse, you are trying to explain a system that you have been using extensively for the last months or even years. This makes it really easy to loose track of which concepts truely are "self-explanatory" and which ones are not. Your mind starts skipping over certain aspects of the project automatically, which might cause you to write explanations that make absolutely no sense at all to a newcomer.
Therefore, it is of incredible value to us to hear about your experiences and comments!
Thank you and I hope you will find our work useful,
Markus Ansmann