I wrote a new tutorial today, will it be updated on this list? Thanks

Done. 

Thanks never thought it'd be so fast

Another great tutorial I think you should add: http://ourl.ca/10038

Eventually there may be an entire site section where members can upload their tutorials by the way. They would still need to be posted on the forums for discussion, but basically we would be able to access all tutorials at one place. They would need to be either HTML (e-mailed to admins then uploaded by them) or BBCode (self-uploaded then approved).

They would be somewhere in a new section there: http://www.omnimaga.org/index.php?action=articles

Cool. I'll probably eventually make a tutorial section on the site including every existing programming tutorial on the forums that people will be able to edit. I would need to figure out how to link them to specific topics, though, through PHP X.x (The opposite, which involves fetching specific post infos from articles, would be much easier, as there's a SMF mod to do that via smaller PHP routines, but articles do not suppot HTML )

Someone should cross post those tutorials in the Omni tutorials section (using the PHP script that certain  tutorials there use to fetch content from respective forum topics) at http://www.omnimaga.org/index.php?action=articles;cat=11

Of course, to do that, though, it requires a staff member with the ability to use HTML (else you have to copy the entire tutorial content, which isn't very convenient if the original author wants to update it ).

Actually you could maybe check the script I made for the tutorials in case you can modify it. It's actually a modified version of SMF SSI stuff, if I recall correctly. I took a new topic or news script, but modified it to only show what is needed. Also I think Juju modified it to fix broken Code tags.

THe main issue with my script is that SMF articles did not allow PHP code, so I was forced to use iframes. I never could figure out how to make iframes automatically resize with the page so I had to manually specify the height/width everytime, which causes weird tutorial layouts sometimes, such as this: http://www.omnimaga.org/index.php?action=articles;sa=view;article=91

http://www.omnimaga.org/tutorialfetch.php is the link to the script. You just add ?topic=<TOPICID> at the end, such as http://www.omnimaga.org/tutorialfetch.php?topic=13884 for the link above. It will append a link to the original topic at the bottom.