Any good books or websites for learning how to create cBots

Created at 07 Feb 2017, 17:02
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Any good books or websites for learning how to create cBots
07 Feb 2017, 17:02

Hi, does anybody know of any good books or websites that talks through the process of creating cBots? And ideally show a variety of cBot types so I can pick and choose the features to include in my cBot. I know PHP and a little C but of course they are no good I know as cTrader / cAlgo uses C#. Will learning C# help creating cBots? I ask because C# is used for desktop applications and so it seems a bit of a waste to learn all of C# just to create a simple cBot.

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kricka
25 Feb 2017, 14:13

Learn the API

The best way to learn how to code in cAlgo is to learn the API in and out. There are also many very good programmers on the forum giving their suggestions how to solve a specific problem.

Testing the algorithm with a mindset of trial and error will eventually get you a good code that actually works in your cBot. 

@kricka

ClickAlgo
27 May 2022, 08:56

This may help, I am also in the process of creating a free course on how to design and program your first automated trading system.

 

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atoamsh
30 May 2022, 17:42

RE:

ClickAlgo said:

This may help, I am also in the process of creating a free course on how to design and program your first automated trading system.

 

finally some useful stuff about c#

@atoamsh

Xammo
10 Jan 2023, 13:54 ( Updated at: 05 Jul 2023, 13:56 )

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