[gabehabe]

no2pencil helps me get it up all the time.

[blutrane]

I haven't directly asked for help much, but when I did: Vetritus03 (long gone from here) helped me with html/css issues, I have prolly asked sloth for a bunch of help, Nova too. But everyone here has helped in one way or another with tuts and posts. I also feel like special ed sometimes with how young a lot of members are.

[calebjonasson]

I'm going to have to go with @jackofalltrades when I first started learning c++ and @_kya on day one of learning java when I was encountering some issues as to how I would build my game.

[baavgai]

While I don't ask programming questions. ( I usually use Google and stuborness to get through on my own. ) I've certainly learned a great deal from the answer others over to questions.

JackOfAllTrades reads my mind a lot. Martyr2 often explores a topic in much greater depth than I. NickDMax and Bench expand my knowledge of C++ all the time.

There's more; I'll kick myself later. Anyone who takes the time to offer an answer will potentially teach me something I didn't know or add a view point I hadn't considered.

[WolfCoder]

I'm always ending up doing the hard work and research myself, and whenever I actually make a post for help no one can really help me and I solve it anyway. So even in the end I'm always the one stating the answer to the original problem even if I'm the one having it.

I remember that one time my video card was screwing with my textures and colors and I thought it was me. I always get the unlucky problems.

Speaking of which, one thing I wish people would do is that if they solve their own difficult problem, they should post the solution so that others having that problem may see.

This post has been edited by WolfCoder: 01 October 2010 - 09:06 AM

[mostyfriedman]

damn i forgot to mention NickDMax, he's one of the really smart ones around here, i definitely learned a thing or two from him.

[Choscura]

baavgai, Martyr2, Tlin'tiq'toq, <the apostate> PsychoCoder, and too many people for me to remember the names of have been a huge help.

[Locke]

kowwok, on 30 September 2010 - 02:26 PM, said:

Locke helped me quite a bit back when I first joined DIC, even writing a little pointer tutorial when I was lost.

PsychoCoder helped me out when I was a n00b with VB. KYA (and a few others, I'd have to go read the thread and I'm too lazy) helped me with my linked list assignment way back when I was in Programming 1.

[JackOfAllTrades]

baavgai, on 01 October 2010 - 09:50 AM, said:

While I don't ask programming questions. ( I usually use Google and stuborness to get through on my own. ) I've certainly learned a great deal from the answer others over to questions.

JackOfAllTrades reads my mind a lot.

I am honored to think that we are often on the same wavelength. On that note, what you say regarding programming questions is exactly my method as well. I have one question over at Stack Overflow, two over at MSDN. That's about it. Most of the time I can dig out what I need from the documentation I can find online.

[taylorc8]

When Baavgai used to post code in the C++ forum, I thought he totally ruled. I can't say I actually remember who has helped me the most though, probably KYA and Nick.

[Jstall]

I have learned allot about PHP from Dormilich and JackOfAllTrades , Dormilich's tutorials in particular are excellent in my opinion. baavgai's tutorial helped me understand delegates in C# and, more recently, I find I have learned from his posts here in the Caffeine Lounge. The breadth of his knowledge and his levelheadedness never ceases to impress me.

[m-e-g-a-z]

I have learnt alot from Dogstopper, macosxnerd101, pbl, Martyr2 and japanir the past year or so. Really made me improve myself as a programmer watching their posts and getting stuck in the Java forums.

This post has been edited by m-e-g-a-z: 04 October 2010 - 08:56 AM

[Dogstopper]

m-e-g-a-z, on 04 October 2010 - 10:54 AM, said:

I have learnt alot from Dogstopper, macosxnerd101, pbl, Martyr2 and japanir the past year or so. Really made me improve myself as a programmer watching their posts and getting stuck in the Java forums.

We all learned some things from each other, with the exception of Martyr2, who is just crazy awesome at everything.

[Lemur]

SixOfEleven and no2pencil were probably the most helpful when I was gettign started around here.

[hawkysu]

Most helpful, (recent memory), would be baavgai and Dogstopper

But there've been others.. I just can't name them off the top of my head >_>