Organize tutorials in to categories ranging from "Beginner" to "Advanced"

I'm not sure how realistic this is, but we seem to have quite a few people working on code projects. A project system with a CVS server hosted by </DIC>, and simple project webpage hosting (static HTML) would be great for people who don't want to use Sourceforge. Plus it would be pretty cool to have a "Projects working on" section under user profiles.

The system could work like Sourceforge, with an application process before projects are activated.

Tutorials or online courses that take you step by step through each language, users could set assignments, goals for certain dates, allowing you to keep track of your learning

I suggest having less tolerance towards such posts, usually posted by a person with 1 post. they clearly do not contribute and clutter up the forum. quality threads are harder to find.

Though I have no problem with it nor do I think is harmful but there are texts all over, I mean the right navigation is almost extra it seems :).

It is too hard to find responses to a post you made in a thread you *didn't* create and I sometimes lose the topic unless I read through piles of threads trying to find it hoping I am in the right forum.

After x amount of time, tutorials become uneditable. Is this intended? If not I'd like to see that ability enacted.

well I'm learning the language, and I need help :) I know there are other websites which have C++/CLI forums, but DIC is the best and It would be good to see a C++/CLI forum.

Its somewhat new language, and many resources aren't available, so if we create a section for it. People might start contributing some cooL resources/tutorials.

Whaddya say?

I just bought a mac and started learning Cocoa in Xcode... it would be awesome with a Mac programming forum for general programming on a mac

Right now, blog customization is pretty much limited to adding a few content blocks. I would like a way to customize the stylesheet used by my blog, or at least someway to make it a little more personal.

When you are in the progress of answering someones question there should be an option to mark as "answer in progress." That way when looking through topics if someone is already answering it everyone else won't waste time answering the same question again.

This would help someone browsing the forum to see if the new post is another comment on the subject or another related question.

For Windows Programming. I know there aren't many people who got questions about Windows programming, may b if we got a section people start posting questions.