Eric H Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 4, 2013 #1 Are there any helpful folks in the community that would be interested in doing some B4A tutorials on YouTube? There are a couple guys who have done some tutorial series, but both are brief/incomplete (as well as many in other languages). This would be a great asset to the B4A community, as well as a tremendous help to those of us who have only a couple/few hours a week to spend climbing the B4A learning curve. I know there is a lot of documentation and code examples out there in text form, but it is quite a battle for beginners with big dreams to take the beginner's guide, some code examples and forum posts to put together a smartly programmed app. You don't have to be a pro to help out, something that seems easy to you might be something that could help someone who is trying to get a handle on things out quite a bit. If you post a B4A tutorial on YouTube, drop the link in this forum! If you are interested in the updates to this forum, subscribe to it
Are there any helpful folks in the community that would be interested in doing some B4A tutorials on YouTube? There are a couple guys who have done some tutorial series, but both are brief/incomplete (as well as many in other languages). This would be a great asset to the B4A community, as well as a tremendous help to those of us who have only a couple/few hours a week to spend climbing the B4A learning curve. I know there is a lot of documentation and code examples out there in text form, but it is quite a battle for beginners with big dreams to take the beginner's guide, some code examples and forum posts to put together a smartly programmed app. You don't have to be a pro to help out, something that seems easy to you might be something that could help someone who is trying to get a handle on things out quite a bit. If you post a B4A tutorial on YouTube, drop the link in this forum! If you are interested in the updates to this forum, subscribe to it
Eric H Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 4, 2013 #2 Here are links to two guys' channels who have tutorials on YouTube YouTube user: amcadam26 https://www.youtube.com/user/amcadam26 YouTube user: tommysVideoBlog https://www.youtube.com/user/tommysVideoBlog Upvote 0
Here are links to two guys' channels who have tutorials on YouTube YouTube user: amcadam26 https://www.youtube.com/user/amcadam26 YouTube user: tommysVideoBlog https://www.youtube.com/user/tommysVideoBlog
Eric H Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 4, 2013 #3 As an additional motivation, you can join the new B4A affiliates program: http://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/basic4android-affiliates-program.17720/ and advertise your affiliate link in each video. 30% of the B4A sale goes in your pocket. One of the tutorials I saw had over 60k views, so I'm sure there are plenty of opportunities for people upgrading from the trial version once they become empowered by the knowledge in your helpful videos. Also, don't forget that you can also monetize your videos on YouTube using their ad placement tools, and make additional money that way too. Mostly untapped niche, it wouldn't take much to position yourself as the top viewed channel or video on the B4A topic. Here's hoping to see this thread grow Upvote 0
As an additional motivation, you can join the new B4A affiliates program: http://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/basic4android-affiliates-program.17720/ and advertise your affiliate link in each video. 30% of the B4A sale goes in your pocket. One of the tutorials I saw had over 60k views, so I'm sure there are plenty of opportunities for people upgrading from the trial version once they become empowered by the knowledge in your helpful videos. Also, don't forget that you can also monetize your videos on YouTube using their ad placement tools, and make additional money that way too. Mostly untapped niche, it wouldn't take much to position yourself as the top viewed channel or video on the B4A topic. Here's hoping to see this thread grow
