The tutorials can wait.

First ,

* Make your home page visible for those interested.
* Post your credentials on that page that eloborates your achievements in this embedded field.

I strongly believe ( contrary to common belief ) that writing a good tutorial needs an extremely indepth academic AND practical knowledge on the relevant subject. And this is one area where TTT to reach the needed proficiency level ( Thanks to Erik for the TLA )

*It should explain the basics;
*Provide analogy with more simple, non related things to drive the concept in;
*Be illustrated nicely;
*Compare and discuss variants to the base option;
*Provide practical proven tips based on actual experience of author and giants in the field;
*Tell more on what NOT to do rather than what to do.
*Provide lots more contemprory information than the other known tutorials already do.

It is good effort that you are on to. Just thought will make it more fruitful.

Have a nice weekend.

Raghu