I'm a C#,VB.net and Java programmer. All my projects were very basic (in my opinion), I was just doing whatever comes in my mind, google helped me in many parts and wohoo I learn something new. VB.net was my first language and I was enjoying it, but I re-wrote every program I made in vb.net to c# so that I can learn the syntax of the language (since both were nearly the same). Then came to Java for some time, didn't like the free IDEs since I was coming to Visual Studio
(C#) just to improve myself in programming, and I can say that I understand every topic and example in the tutorials. I don't call myself professional, since I'm a student, self teaching, and just doing that for fun. Well this story may be useless, but it may help you to understand my questions
I have read a tutorial (by Fang i think) about packets, and saw the video he posted after the tutorial, it was not difficult and seems good. After that I saw the thread about public sources, read it and I prefer to work on lower patches (since I hate the new version of co).
The question, do you recommend this source to start with (as I am a completely beginner and never tried to work with a conquer online source). You may tell me why don't you just download as many sources as you want and try them out? Well I don't want to be confused. Oh and I will face another problem if you recommend this source, because it's hosted on megauploadQuote:
[C#]: I'd recommend this source if you're very interested in learning about private server development. It's written using a unique programming style that had yet been introduced to the community. You can easily upgrade / downgrade this source as you please.
Can you tell from where to start? Which threads should I read before starting? maybe any general knowledge I should know, any tips...
Tell me if you have any suggestions about the story above, weather if I'm ready to start in co development or not, etc...
Thanks, excuse my bad English






