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Posted by walkero on 2010/11/29 22:20:00 (1818 reads) News by the same author

OS4Coding.net is a website dedicated to the AmigaOS 4.x developers. We thought that we need a new web site for Amiga OS4 programming only, so that the newer developers wont get confused with sources that are written for other versions of Amiga OS or for a compatible OS. Also, articles and tutorials will be only for the AmigaOS 4.x operating system, written by the developers in their own blog inside OS4Coding. You will also find news, reviews of coding tools, forum to ask things, source codes and projects that developers are working on.

Resized Image OS4Coding is a new website a little bit different from the others. Every registered user has his own blog pages to post articles, opinions, reviews or even tricks & tips for others to read. But we would like to keep them related to the AmigaOS 4.x development. We intend to make a circle of developers who will know about the projects every one is working on, communicate with each other and help the new developers.

Still OS4Coding.net is a little bit empty. We ask to every AmigaOS 4.x developer to have a look at the website and tell us your opinion. What you think about it, like or dislike. Do you believe that you are going to use it or not? Would you like to cooperate with us on some matters?

We care to hear your opinion.

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Author	Thread
Antique	Published: 2010/11/29 22:58 Updated: 2010/11/29 22:58
Home away from home Joined: 11/30/2006 From: Norway Comments: 2657	Re: OS4Coding.net I will look into this site from time to time. Sorry that i can not help,since i'm no good coder.

328gts	Published: 2010/11/30 0:59 Updated: 2010/11/30 0:59
Home away from home Joined: 07/07/2009 From: Man Cave, Canada Comments: 3601	Re: OS4Coding.net thanks for putting time & effort to create the site..it's a great idea

walkero	Published: 2010/11/30 8:47 Updated: 2010/11/30 8:47
Site Builder Joined: 12/02/2006 From: Athens/Dublin Comments: 2159	Re: OS4Coding.net Thank you all for your kind words. I look forward to see people using it.

kas1e	Published: 2010/11/30 9:05 Updated: 2010/11/30 9:06
Home away from home Joined: 09/11/2007 From: Russia Comments: 9770	Re: OS4Coding.net Pretty cool to have such kind of sites. But imho UB (was) the best place because there all the amiga and amiga-like oses was discussed, and while someone have some problems on aos4, some morphos or aros coders help with it as well. Sadly that UB are not updated anymore, and all those malware/broken and unfixed problems annoy very well, and ppls start to not use UB anymore :( I wish you luck with yout site. Maybe you should try to put banner on UB.net (if admin of UB are alive) for more PR. Some ppls still use UB from time to time even with all that problems which site have.

Marko	Published: 2010/11/30 13:37 Updated: 2010/11/30 13:37
Quite a regular Joined: 09/20/2008 From: Gothenburg, Sweden (via Finland) Comments: 523	Re: OS4Coding.net Nice initiative, hope it works out well

Kicko	Published: 2010/11/30 17:09 Updated: 2010/11/30 17:09
Just can't stay away Joined: 10/25/2007 From: Gothenburg / Sweden Comments: 1175	Re: OS4Coding.net happy coding

Daniel	Published: 2010/11/30 18:45 Updated: 2010/11/30 18:45
Just popping in Joined: 06/01/2010 From: United Kingdom Comments: 228	Re: OS4Coding.net Seems like a good idea, would be nice to see some step-by-step beginners guides, e.g. for porting SDL games. My own project to make a docky for Mixer has come to a halt through lack of know how. So some guide on how to write a docky would be useful to me. Hope it's well supported.

OldAmigan	Published: 2010/11/30 18:49 Updated: 2010/11/30 18:49
Just popping in Joined: 02/17/2007 From: Dumfries, Scotland Comments: 116	Re: OS4Coding.net Sounds good to me. Some guidance for would-be programmers would be helpful

Chris	Published: 2010/11/30 18:56 Updated: 2010/11/30 18:56
Amigans Defender Joined: 11/17/2006 From: England Comments: 3475	Re: OS4Coding.net @Daniel The easiest way is just to register Mixer through application.library. I guess, though, that you want the volume to be controlled directly from sliders on the dock? (certainly, that's what I'd be wanting to do). The best approach here might be to write a standalone docky which sends the volume commands to the Mixer application running in the background. There is some sample standalone docky code in the SDK, I think, it's not the easiest to follow though and I can see why you'd give up. My own standalone docky project failed to get off the ground too.

benny	Published: 2010/12/6 6:57 Updated: 2010/12/6 6:57
Just popping in Joined: 12/08/2006 From: Netherlands Comments: 138	Re: OS4Coding.net Thank you, nice site.