[gnome-love] Re: GTK Book: A Journey Through GTK+

[Luis Villa <luis villa gmail com>]

i can't help with much except the motivation :) But that I can try in
spades- this is really awesome, and much needed. Good luck!
Luis


On Sun, 13 Mar 2005 07:21:24 -0800 (PST), Muthiah Annamalai
<dearestchum yahoo co in> wrote:
> Hello Hackers!
> Im writing a Book on GTK titled 'A Journey Through
> GTK+', started with another guy, Ishan Chattopadyay.
> The book is organised like 13 chapters with 5
> appendices.
>
> It is GFDL'ed. You can find a incomplete version here.
> http://www.nitt.edu/profiles/profiles/2001/ec10130/GtkBook.pdf
>
> Im using LaTeX to write the documents, and writing
> example applications in C/GTK. I also happen to
> write Octave-GTK , a GTK binding for Octave.
> [http://octave-gtk.sourceforge.net].
>
> I want people who can
>
> + write C++,Python, Java language bindings chapters.
> + write GDK.Pango chapters
> + Editors to review content, style.
> + Programmers to give code snippets.
>   [Most of it is hacked from FreeSoftware].
> + GTK+ API users to read, and use the stuff.
>
> Well Ishan & I wrote a few chapters set up some CVS
> etc, but couldnt really get it going. THe project
> launched on July 2004 is basically stuck there.
>
> I would like GNOME community to
>
> + volunteer to write missing parts.
> + Workflow help via gnome.org [CVS, HTTP ]
> + Lots of Motivation :-)
>
> Interested developers can contact me
> <ec10130><@><nitt><edu>.
>
> Cheers
> Muthu.
>
>
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