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The goal of this Wiki, is to provide a solid foundation for both beginning and experienced Ada programmers. No subject is too simple or too complex. We will aim to provide numerous working examples of code, and not just a lot of theoretical talk. We'd much rather have 10 well-commented snippets of code showing how a specific part of Ada works, as opposed to a wall of text explaining it. Learn by doing, instead of learn by reading.

Feel free to register an account, and join the effort!

A few pages are not editable by the public. If you would like something changed on those pages, feel free to email Thomas Løcke and let him know about your brilliant idea. The locking is mostly done to be able to maintain a certain level of visual uniformity on those pages, it's not because we don't want them changed.

As Ada is a very large programming language, we're sure our Wiki will never be the definitive guide on learning how to program using Ada, so if you're missing something, please check out the Ada Resources page.