From: Duncan C. <dun...@wo...> - 2005-02-09 11:04:09
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On Wed, 2005-02-09 at 10:47 +0100, Gour wrote: > So, maybe some small tutorial is better than none, until we can get > complete introductory tutorial together. We can start with a pretty simple tutorial leading people through a hello world program. The main work here is organising things on the website, doing screenshots and just thinking of how best to say things bearing in mind the target audience. We ought to think about how do we answer a new/potential users question "where do I start, how do I write a gtk2hs program?". So far I've not been able to give a better answer than "look at the code to the demos" and "see the Gtk+ C tutorial on http://www.gtk.org/tutorial/". Once we've got something very basic like that. I don't think it'll be too hard to add extra topics over time, like how to use glade and why you should use glade rather than writing your GUI construction code by hand. > otoh, let's Axel & Ducnan decide what has higher priority and I'll try > to help according to my time & skill constraints :-) My personal priority list is something like: * do a windows release (0.9.7.1) * get our screenshots up on the website * do a couple FAQ entries for the website (building from source on windows, building on machines without much memory) as well as some simple installation instructions for windows users. * start merging documentation produced by our new code generator tool * improve the code generator to generate properties and events according to our medium level api. * merge all the properties & events stuff * if there's time add a few new modules (from the code generator) * do a 0.9.8 release Oh, and at some point I was thinking of looking at the amd64 issue again. Duncan |