[v101]

Just wondering if anyone has gone though this book for TS programming and if its any good?

"Workbook - EasyLanguage Home Study Course"

This self-paced home-study course is based on our popular 2-day EasyLanguage BootCamp online training class. It is designed to teach you EasyLanguage programming, starting with the fundamentals and continuing through advanced topics that allow you to create your own trading indicators and strategies. The EasyLanguage Home Study Course comes with online resources with answers to all of the course exercises and video answers for all the challenge exercises.


Also does anyone know if they offer an advanced course vs going to their courses in person?

[Tams]

Originally Posted by v101 »

Just wondering if anyone has gone though this book for TS programming and if its any good?

"Workbook - EasyLanguage Home Study Course"

This self-paced home-study course is based on our popular 2-day EasyLanguage BootCamp online training class. It is designed to teach you EasyLanguage programming, starting with the fundamentals and continuing through advanced topics that allow you to create your own trading indicators and strategies. The EasyLanguage Home Study Course comes with online resources with answers to all of the course exercises and video answers for all the challenge exercises.


Also does anyone know if they offer an advanced course vs going to their courses in person?

easylanguage is soooooo easy... there is really no need whatsoever for a course or paid workbook.

tradestation has been supporting its clients for over 20 years, both when it was a charting software, and now as a broker. They have more teaching experience than any charting software on the market. They have created a number of ebooks, they are free for download... if you have gone through those books and tried out the included examples, you should be good to go.

if you have further questions, just post them on this forum and you will get lots of expert help. FREE.

[SIUYA]

Tams is right.
There are also free tutorials from MarkPlex dot com

[BlowFish]

There is also a huge variety of public domain indicators in EL. You can learn a lot simply by looking at some of those and working out how they do what they do. You may well discover that many of the things you might want to tackle have been done before too.

Edit: I notice you are talk about advanced courses. With any programming the battle is properly understanding and defining exactly what you want to do. That is essentially programming language/environment independent. I seem to remeber talking aboutthat in more detail here http://www.traderslaboratory.com/for...ere-start.html

[v101]

thanks for the links, I will read over the posts you suggested.