I would love to be able to do what you guys can do .
To get my computer to automatically do things based on some information I have wrote .
Is there any were that these scripts ,I think you call them? can be learned by a very interested nooby .?
If there is does anyone know of a video format since I learn quicker watching instructional commentated video footage ?
In order to write these scripts, you need to know a programming language. For CryptoTrader.org, the language is Coffeescript. I don't know how quickly you can learn to do this. Essentially, programming is about translating logic into a form that a computer can understand. I've been programming in various languages for about 9 years, but you should definitely be able to get to a position where you can write simple programs or scripts, even to do trading, after a much shorter time. There may be videos, but I don't think that videos are very appropriate for learning to program, I suggest you search for tutorials in an interpreted language, like Javascript or Python. Coffeescript compiles into Javascript, so once you know Javascript it should be fairly straightforward to get to know Coffeescript (I'm not sure whether there are resources to help you learn Coffeescript without JS).
It may sound daunting, but if you make a concerted effort to try you will get great results, and you will find that being able to program will be an invaluable skill in unexpected areas, and will allow you to fully take advantage of the power of modern technology. Another thing you might find scary is that there are so many different languages out there. What you will find though is that they share many features in common, and that with quick access to Google you should be able to get started with other languages in the same paradigm fairly quickly.
If you just want me to tell you what to start with though, in case you can't decide what to do with all the variety out there, then I would recommend C if you're seriously interested in programming. Firstly, many other languages you will find use a very similar syntax, so it will be a very useful foundation. Secondly, it's a compiled language that is used for many purposes from your operating system to the programs you use, so it's versatile. Thirdly, it isn't object-orientated, so that's one less thing to learn as you start out. Fourthly, it will introduce you to the concept of compiling. Fifthly, it is quite strict so it will help you develop good practices before you start using more lenient languages.
After a short while, if you can write some basic C programs and are aching to start on trading scripts you can use with CryptoTrader.org, then you will be prepared to start learning Javascript (which has similar syntax to C, but some things are different). Then you can learn Coffeescript and use cryptotrader.org. (Note that you will now have 1/3 of the tools to write basic websites as well! Just learn HTML and CSS (which aren't programming languages themselves, more just ways to format text), and you'll be ready to go!)
Alternatively, if you want to actually use scripts to trade, you might want to instead learn Python, as many bitcoin trading libraries have been written in Python. Python, you will find, has a strikingly different appearance and syntax to C, but many of the underlying concepts are the same. With its interpreter as well, you may find it much quicker to work with than C, JS or Coffeescript.
Btw, JS, Coffeescript, and Python all include Object-Orientated programming. This is an important concept to learn about at some stage, but you don't need to concern yourself with it when you start out, and it's not difficult to learn when you're more comfortable with the basics.
Note: If you're on Windows, you might find it helpful to install Cygwin.
If you have started learning these languages but are unsure of how to use them to start trading, feel free to PM me. I can be quite busy at times (and I'm going to get even more busy over the next few years !), but if I'm able to I'd be happy to help you learn this stuff
