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2009-09-30
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2009-09-30
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2009-10-03
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2009-10-03
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I see gPodder is written in Python but overkill for a newbie to get to grips with. The problem I think is a lack of a good "getting started" guide.
I personally tried the Hello World sample. Problem is, I can't see what you need to do next to actually create something useful with different pages, buttons, text fields, pulling data from the web, etc.
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2009-10-03
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Try some tutorials not directly related to Maemo, but more general about Python (the programming language) and PyGTK+ (the python interface to the primary toolkit/library used in Maemo right now) or PyQT (the upcoming toolkit). Once you have that under control, it's a very small step to get up and running in Maemo.
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2009-10-03
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2009-10-03
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2009-10-05
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2009-12-10
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Can widgets be written in Python?
Or is there a widget that can embed a small HTML page with JavaScript etc? (like how Windows Sidebar Gadgets work)
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So I was wondering if we could get a list of some example application with their source for us new developers to look at. That would be really awesome, and I know a lot of you have some great code out there.
It would definitely speed up the learning process for us!
Thanks everyone