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BrandonShould the Blog expand?
The current custom written version of the GUI Blog has been up and running for almost a year now. This weak-end I realized that most QBASIC sites haven't really been active since 2008 and WIn3.1 reference sites are dropping. The Blog, however is alive and well, but should it do more? We could expand so that all BASIC projects could be posted, or add a section on using DOS/Win3.1 today, other things could be a new look, or maybe things are fine the way they are, I'm really just looking for input on the Blog.		2011-01-1712:42 PM
DickRe:Should the Blog expand?
It could use some more articles.  Maybe some reference for GUI related programming topics.  I was thinking about writing something about my findings with mixing asm & qb and using interrupts or asm for various gui-related things like graphics and loading/managing files etc. if anyone's interested.		2011-01-171:50 PM
trollyRe:Should the Blog expand?
I think you can also add a tutorial section, where user can post somme codes snipets		2011-01-172:41 PM
JFKRe:Should the Blog expand?
i think you should brandon, this site could be alot more..   i know the gui i work on isnt basic but i still love coming here as the work done here is great andit is an active community.		2011-01-172:46 PM
BrandonRe:Should the Blog expand?
As far as tutorials go, the Articles section is set-up for that, it's just there aren't a lot of good GUI tutorials, so I haven't added many.

(Off-topic @ Trolly: Your signature is huge, those bottom graphics aren't really meant for forums. http://brandoncornell.com/GA2009/2008.png is a replacement for the one.)		2011-01-173:01 PM
ToddRe:Should the Blog expand?
What if we had more topics to talk about too? I don't do much with GUIs anymore but maybe the site should have other areas of programming or boards for other discussions.		2011-01-176:39 PM
ksrRe:Should the Blog expand?
I agree with Todd. Turn it into a general programming forum.		2011-01-191:10 AM

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