#Does anyone do tutoring here? >:3
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I also have a WIP tutorial for osdev in Zig https://knarkzel.github.io/os-in-zig
And a kernel with terminal driver, interrupts with IDT, GDT and ISR, heap memory allocation, PIT timer you can see here: https://github.com/knarkzel/ikt218-osdev/tree/master/osdev_18
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The tutorial seems really well formatted, how do you make them?
@solid forge Emacs org-mode
This is source for console graphics for instance: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/knarkzel/knarkzel.github.io/master/src/os-in-zig/console-graphics/index.org
looks nice. waiting for next chapters of tutorial π
Perhaps I should make it a video series as well? When Zig 0.11 arrives π
Udemy course?
wouldn't risk it given zig is a changing language
ziglearn.org already needs a lot of labour
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Yeah, a video series is a lot of work for something still rapidly and dramatically changing
Videos: Post 1.0
Text stuff: Maybe
Text stuff isnt quite as difficult and could still be a useful reference in the future if only for simplification or clarification of theory
@weary tangle That's an interesting idea. What kind of content would you expect from a course like that? π
What should the end goal look like?
I have already bought 2 Ig courses on udemy to support authors π
I'm gonna create a course soon when my youtube channel grows a little bit larger: https://www.youtube.com/@svelterust
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Thinking maybe SvelteKit or Rust, basically modern programming languages. Zig would also be an idea π
I don't know π€ I once tried phil-os but Rust is not for me. https://os.phil-opp.com/
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I love Rust but Zig is definitely easier for os dev