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2010-02-06
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2010-02-06
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Tex, did you read (and follow :-) the advice I gave you here a while ago ?...
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2010-02-07
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Thanks mikecc. For the time being though I'll need it mainly for Windows XP.
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2010-02-07
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2010-02-07
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I'm in sympathy with TexRat here. A lot of commercial application developers have grown up in the MS world as that is what the corporate world tends to be using a lot of the time.
Whilst the Wiki has a lot of information I think we could get a LOT more devs onboard if we had a walk through in a sample application from start to finish. Bring in elements and references to the design guidelines etceteras along the way to form a way of working. If we can find something simple enough as an application but covering a few basic areas I suspect we are onto a winner. Maybe even go with a series of simple applications?
Charles Petzold, whilst in the Windows camp, did some good examples for the Windows world, surely we can for Maemo too?
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2010-02-07
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Whilst the Wiki has a lot of information I think we could get a LOT more devs onboard if we had a walk through in a sample application from start to finish. Bring in elements and references to the design guidelines etceteras along the way to form a way of working. If we can find something simple enough as an application but covering a few basic areas I suspect we are onto a winner. Maybe even go with a series of simple applications?
Charles Petzold, whilst in the Windows camp, did some good examples for the Windows world, surely we can for Maemo too?
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2010-02-07
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2010-02-07
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OK Guys, here is the Quick start guide to use Qt and Python for Windows users
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php...498#post514498
Please post comments on that thread.
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