I noticed that I could learn some SPIN by looking at the Scribbler S2's source code..

hapalua

but would I get a more comprehensive education of SPIN by going through the Proppelor Education kit?

jazzed

Yes.

That's where most of us started.

Just looking at Phil's snippets won't give you any depth.

banjo

hapalua wrote: »

but would I get a more comprehensive education of SPIN by going through the Proppelor Education kit?

In a recent thread someone mentioned that an earlier version of the Propeller Manual (version 1.01) contains a Spin tutorial section. Google found this PDF: http://www.pages.drexel.edu/~hgk22/courses/MEM380_800/WebPM-v1.01.pdf. Chapter 3 is a tutorial section with exercises you might want to read. At least I'm getting a good initial grip of Spin from it.

jazzed

Another good reference is Andre's Hydra book: http://www.parallax.com/downloads/hydra-manual

All other Propeller books are like a pile of leaves saturated with doggy poo ;-)

Publison

jazzed wrote: »

Another good reference is Andre's Hydra book: http://www.parallax.com/downloads/hydra-manual

All other Propeller books are like a pile of leaves saturated with doggy poo ;-)

Except for THE official book:

http://www.parallax.com/product/32316