Speaking as someone who is currently taking his first programming lessons in school at the moment, this seems great. What I really need though, is great tutoria

Speaking as someone who is currently taking his first programming lessons in school at the moment, this seems great. What I really need though, is great tutorials in the languages I'm using. Codecademy and Khan both do a great job, but neither has any/proper support for Processing or Java, which is what the courses at my university revolves around (there's a bit of drawing on Khan, but in no way enough to make me anything close to comfortable with the language). In short, what really prevents me from speeding up my learning is content. The will is there, and I believe it is for a lot of other people as well. (btw, yes, i can look up double arrys on processing.org but trust me, it can very difficult to implement their content when it does not relate to your own project. That's why guides are so good. This is not good: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/getStarted/intro/definition.html http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/getStarted/intro/defi...)