[Mono-list] a beginning of a Gnome.NET tutorial

Guenther Roith groith@tcrz.net
Tue, 5 Nov 2002 18:35:21 +0100


Hello!

This sounds very exciting. IMO, it should be written on such a level, that
programmers swiching to Linux/Gnome from Windows, will have a good start.
Most likely
experienced Linux hackers, will have used gtk+, and won't need such an
introduction to Linux programming.

Gtk+, glade, gstreamer, gconf, all together are often needed to build
powerful applications, or at least make development faster or the
application more exciting.
The bad thing was, you had to go through different sources to learn about
all these technologies.

Gtk# promises to bring all these pieces more thogether, and a tutorial,
taking a new-to-linux programmer by the hand and showing him how to use it
all, is very much needed. It's a great chance to bring developers to Linux,
just like mono in general is the most promising development tool in that
concern.

I'm very interested to help.

Johannes

Hi there!
>
> I had this crazy idea of a Gnome.NET tutorial, which could be a nice
> starting point for programmers whishing to get to understand and or
> develop with mono & gtk#.
>
> here: http://mwh.sysrq.dk/the_mono_tutorial/ is a beginning, containing
> very much nothing ;)
>
> My idea is to give an aplications programmer a nice overview and samples
> of code to get started. That is to be broad and not go into too much
> detail.
>
> Now I hope to get some feedback from you.
>
> 1. Is this a good or bad idea?
> 2. Which content do you think should be covered in the tutorial?
> 3. Is this allready being done?
> 4. If you want to do this too please contact me.
>
> --
> Martin Willemoes Hansen
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