I found some tutorials on Khan Academy that, although they're teaching JavaScript/Processing.js, still apply to us.
The Power of the Docs - It's not hard to use the DM Reference. If you don't know how to do something when programming in Dream Maker, just hit F1 and look it up. After a while, you won't even have to.
Pseudo-Code - Maybe you do know "how" to code. It always helps to write down beforehand "what" to code, in plain English.
Clarifying with Comments - Assuming you're actually writing code (as opposed to tinkering with a mess in the form of a Bleach game with DBZ icons that used to be a Naruto game), you really should clarify what you're doing so that you or the next person downloading your source from your fansite knows what's going on.
Readable Code - BecausewritingreadableEnglishisn'tthathard.
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Sep 28 2013, 2:36 pm
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Oct 4 2013, 6:54 pm
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I really love Khan academy i suggest everyone to take some free classes their it is very helpful.
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