I think something worth mentioning is that to get started, you don't necessarily need tutorials and such.
If you have a basic knowledge of C/C++ (or some derivative of C), then you can start to learn. Get yourself a copy of some source code, and start working with it. I'm still a beginning coder really, but I learned by getting myself some background in C/C++ and then starting to tinker with a copy of the code for the MUD I'm an Imm at.
Granted, it would go faster if our Head Coder was around more to ask questions of...but I've made some pretty big strides just myself.
Cheers,
-Luthien
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