Just to thank eXpl0it3r.

[euscar]

Hi eXpl0it3r.
I wanted to thank you for putting this code in the public domain:
https://github.com/eXpl0it3r/Fractal

Since I love pure code and for my programs I use "Orwell Dev-C++" with which I am very comfortable, I am writing a user guide for the Dev-C++ IDE (for now only in Italian) and I decided to create the cover image with Mandelbrot set. In this guide I will also devote a chapter to SFML hoping to live up to it.

Again, thank you.

[eXpl0it3r]

You're very welcome!

I don't speak Italian, but would be nice to have a peek at the image once you've publish it

[euscar]

I made a draft for the cover of my user guide, which you can find here:
https://leanpub.com/sviluppo-applicazioni-con-dev-cpp

It could go well? Otherwise any suggestions are welcome.

For now I'm still behind with the user guide, but I plan to complete it by October, hoping that it will be of interest to someone.
I'd also like to write a guide on SFML, again in Italian, but I have no idea how many people might be interested.

[eXpl0it3r]

I made a draft for the cover of my user guide, which you can find here:
https://leanpub.com/sviluppo-applicazioni-con-dev-cpp

Cool!

I'd also like to write a guide on SFML, again in Italian, but I have no idea how many people might be interested.

Maybe you can also have a look at the Italian C++ Community, maybe there are more people than you'd have expected

[euscar]

Cool!

Thank you.
I went through dozens of tests before I found the right image.

Maybe you can also have a look at the Italian C++ Community, maybe there are more people than you'd have expected

I will look into this further, thank you.