Next Tutorial???

Although I didn't finish reading all the tutorials here, but I thought I'd just give my opinion about what you should make next.
I think attempting to cover C++ in an online tutorial is pretty pointless, due to the fact that you would never be able to cover all the important aspects of C++. However, I do like tutorials on obscure subjects such as C++'s literals. That was a very useful tutorial. I also suggest for anyone willing to learn a huge language like C++ to buy a good book and just forget learning it entirely over the internet. Books are of a much better quality than free tutorials.
I think, my good sir, making more tutorials on SDL/OpenGL/(SDL + OpenGL) would be much more appropriate and you would be more able to explain the subject on a more wider basis.
Thanks anyways for the all the useful info and for helping people understand all the complex subjects they couldn't get on their own.

Cant wait for the this tutorial:)

Conclusion seems great, I can't wait. ^_^

I've already learned more about game programming from your tutorials than I have in the last year, and it's hard to pick something from the list because.. All the options are interesting!

Gamestates, pathfinding and threads are all important and basic things needed for most, if not all games so I think it makes sense to have those before, say, doing a full game tutorial.

Aside from that I would be _very_ interested in more OpenGL tutorials, as 3D is "where it's at" right now. Similar themes as the 2D-SDL tutorials with assets, etc.
That would be awesome.

(My first comment here, hopefully there will be more in the future :) This site has been incredibly helpful and I love the way the tutorials are written. Thank you!)

My opinion is that I believe the effort would be better used and helpful put into a single honed category which is important and beneficial to any genre, such as Pathfinding, or Gamestates or ${OTHER}.

Rather than undergoing the creation of an entire game, which would include all of the above but most likely in a more minimalistic manner due to there being much more to cover.

I also think that the occasional game to wrap all the information we've learned together is in itself a great idea, I also think that covering other areas would be more beneficial beforehand. Thoughts?

I see lots of requests for path-finding... all you need to do is send your map walk here/don't walk here info to a little A* solver and bam, paths done. You can even make the pathways something other than a grid-like the bridges and tunnels in old C&C games. Heck, you could make A* work on a 3d polygon, and make an ant walk on a Mobius strip!

I'm not ignoring everyone - just kind of sitting back and watching. :) I'll wait a few more days for the poll.

Do path finding, next week the space shooter series.

I vote path finding for it is extremely important for game AI and there is a lack of good code for it on the internet. In fact, path finding is what I am currently stuck on in my own game!

don't let them fool you! Do the space shooter :D
Since I'm programming one myself and want some tips n' tricks