I read through a bit of the first lesson, it looked to be really concise and well written.

The only suggestion I have is to upload an extracted version of the zip somewhere so people can get at it w/o downloading it(It can prolly be hosted on Omnimaga, and if not, I can host it on my server)

Yeah, you've got a point.  But I'll wait for about a week so that I can finish with error correction

Quote from: Hot_Dog on November 06, 2010, 03:10:29 am

Yeah, you've got a point.  But I'll wait for about a week so that I can finish with error correction

kk. Just let me know if you wanted it hosted.

 That's a yes!  Just not quite yet

definitely going to download this and give it a look when I have some free time, nice job Hot Dog

There should be enough space to host it on Omni server. Just make sure to create a folder in public_html containing all the lessons and preferably link them between each others, so they're easy to browse online. Maybe a sub-domain like asm.omnimaga.org could be created, too.

Okaaaaaaaaaay..........I'm only a jack-of-all-trades, master of none with computers.  I would need help with this.  Especially linking the tutorials between each other.

Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on November 06, 2010, 04:45:34 pm

There should be enough space to host it on Omni server. Just make sure to create a folder in public_html containing all the lessons and preferably link them between each others, so they're easy to browse online. Maybe a sub-domain like asm.omnimaga.org could be created, too.

Okaaaaaaaaaay..........I'm only a jack-of-all-trades, master of none with computers.  I would need help with this.  Especially linking the tutorials between each other.

aah ok. Well, if for example, your lesson 1 file is called lesson1.html, to link to lesson 2, you would to <a href="lesson2.html">Go to lesson 2</a>
I would recommend only using letters, numbers and underscores in file names, aside from the .html extension, and keep them all in one single folder, though, so it is easier to link to them.

psst, I added your tutorial in WikiTI by linking to the ticalc file.
Good work and I hope there will one generation of z80 hobbyist coders following your tutorial.

Yes, if small programmers start doing Asm we're gonna have a much bigger community of big programmers!

^This. I noticed more people learning ASM lately. Maybe that guide got an effect?

That would be awesome

psst, I added your tutorial in WikiTI by linking to the ticalc file

Thanks, Galandros!  Although I edited the article to say that the link led to a preview.  I'll be sure to change it when it's in full working condition on ticalc.org