Now with ADDT Create Most Exciting Users Photo Album "tutorial / demos available".

Question

Hi, every body
here is my new tutorial about creating Community Photo Album Site that allow Users To Upload their photos in album containing 10 images for each user.
Using Adobe Developer Toolbox "Multi Image Upload".
* the Demo available Here:
- http://www.amp-eg.com/user_album
* the tutorials and How to here:
- http://www.amp-eg.com/user_album/how_to.html
* to download the complete Script and tutorials here:
- http://www.amp-eg.com/user_album/user_album.rar
thanks folks and have fun.
waleed barakat
ADDT Lover and User.

Answer 1

Hi Drongo79,
while I personally agree that the tutorial´s layout could be better and some more explanation could help improve the understanding, just let me add my 2 cts:
1. writing *good* tutorials is pretty hard, and learning how to get there does take some time and experience -- plus helpful response from others, which Waleed rarely gets at least in these forums.
2. let´s not forget that Waleed is not a native english speaker/writer, what makes it extra hard to get one´s stuff across to a mostly native english audience which seems to expect perfection -- that´s something I know myself, and it has admittedly taken me some time to understand that this requires some extra care.
3. "This tutorial does not work"
well, if this statement were addressing one of my tutorials, I would have to ask you to provide some more details like what exactly doesn´t work -- the fact that something doesn´t work, may have many reasons, and this statement alone is way to too blurry to be helpful.
4. "A bad tutorial is worse than no tutorial".
Maybe you´re right, but Waleed is currently the only regular ADDT user who *does that*, and this deserves some acknowledgement.
5. "Please go away"
a little harsh, don´t you think ? I´d rather prefer him to *continue* contributing tutorials, and I´d prefer others to help him improve his writing without dispiriting him.
6. "look at what you have built from the eyes of someone who is not a developer".
To my experience there´s one particular pitfall which any tutorial writer will always stumble across -- the question "who am I writing for ?". There´s no easy answer to that, and no matter what you´re writing or how, you always risk to fail addressing the requirements of one part of your audience.
Cheers,
Günter Schenk
Adobe Community Expert, Dreamweaver