Various language/engine tutorial directory

[Moosader]

Directory of tutorials for various languages, libraries, and engines

If you'd like to suggest one, post a reply and I'll add it to the list! If you could give a little description that would help, too!

In General
[url]gamedev.net[/url]
http://forums.tigsource.com/index.php?topic=1007.0

C++
http://www.youtube.com/antirtfm

Allegro
http://www.loomsoft.net
http://wiki.allegro.cc/
http://www.connellybarnes.com/documents/quick_reference.html

SDL
http://www.lazyfoo.net
http://www.youtube.com/user/XianForce

OpenGL
[url]nehe.gamedev.net[/url]

C#
http://www.riemers.net/

Java

BlitzBasic
http://www.youtube.com/user/amcadam26

To be updated

[Josh]

NeHe seems to be the most well-known (and perhaps most complete) series of OpenGL tutorials on the web today, so it seems a good choice to add. On the other hand, I've heard (but can't confirm myself, having not yet learned OpenGL) that it's starting to show its age, so some of the information contained within may be outdated or even obsolete.

[Hoywolf]

This is what I used to relearn C++; great explanation and examples.
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/introduction/

[eatcomics]

take the stuff you posted on my site! lol

[Moosader]

take the stuff you posted on my site! lol

lol k

[anihex]

NeHe seems to be the most well-known (and perhaps most complete) series of OpenGL tutorials on the web today, so it seems a good choice to add. On the other hand, I've heard (but can't confirm myself, having not yet learned OpenGL) that it's starting to show its age, so some of the information contained within may be outdated or even obsolete.

NeHe realy is outdated. Since it's not updated anymore I realy can't recomend it. There is a way better series of tutorials. Unfortunally it's in german and is based on Delphi (using SDL). I'm speaking of DelphiGL.com. Even thought the tutorials are in german and are based on delphi, you can still ask questions in english and related to C++ with OpenGL.

The tutorials are easy to understand (if you're german at least), indicates the difficulty a tutorial got (from "Complete Beginner" to "Expert") and cover a lot of stuff in an easy to follow order.