[TYPO3] No tutorials? Draft idea attached...

[mario]

On Thu, 2006-10-05 at 11:49 +0200, Mario Rossi wrote:

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> I don't know what's easier for new users. But I think there are two
> different approaches, a new user can have:On Thu, 2006-10-05 at 11:49 +0200, Mario Rossi wrote:

[1] > - build a small website, use ready-made extensions, go online soon
[2] > - learn typo3, build complex websites, create [not too complex
extension] extensions,
I would add [3] - work on the core, worry about main bugs, think about
Typo3 v5, discuss things with Kasper; 

I do think that there is a number of nice intros for [1], included
Kasper`s very nice videos. For [3], I guess you need to look at the
entire code and to attend typo3-dev daily (+meetings). Is there
something for level [2]? Here and there, however most often you have to
guess things from either extended reference (TSRef) or tutorial with
lenghty step-by-step instruction for end (admin-) user. 

Am I on the wrong track?
my best
mario

ps.
> 
> When I started to learn Typo3, I straight jumped to MTB. I understood MTB,
> but I missed how it works under it, because I didn't had to care about.
> This caused some problems later when I dived deeper into Typo3.
> 
> There are a lot of solutions, possible ways, whatever, which was created
> because of a specific "problem" in Typo3. And without knowing the
> "original" problem, most solutions are not easy to understand, or to
> follow their logic or need. This were my personal walls I had (and still
> have) to climb. 
> 
> I _had_ to experience all the problems that other users had in the past,
> just to understand a lot of how things are today.

me too! very true!