Re: [gnome-love] Projects using GObject



Hi,

Sriram Ramkrishna a écrit :
Is this for a university (state or private?)  Would you be willing
to make your course materials freely available for others under
creative commons?

The reason I ask is that this kind of thing is perfect to present to
other schools, "ready-made" course materials where people can learn
how to program GUI's using GNOME.  I've long thought about how to
do this.  I know the the assistant dean of my alma mater who said
he wouldn't mind looking at course material if we came up with it.
I haven't been able to find people willing to write course material.


Thanks,
sri


This course is planned to be freely available. Unfortunately, it is currently written in french since documentation about GObject and GLib is cruelly missing in this language. Depending on time available, I plan to translate it in english, but I cannot promise.

This article mainly focuses on the object model implemented by the GObject framework and its interactions with the GType system. I try to make it more general than another course on GUIs programming using GNOME. I'd like to decouple as much as possible GObject and its use in GTK+ architecture, or in GUI-based applications. Hence, the main idea is to document in a rather comprehensive way all aspects of OO programming using the GLib's Object System without focusing on graphical examples. Mathieu Lacage's tutorial, available as part of GObject documentation, is a good start in this direction.

Sincerely yours

Thierry

On Fri, May 04, 2007 at 11:12:06AM +0200, Thierry Chappuis wrote:
Hi all,

I'm currently writing a course discussing object-oriented programming in C using the GObject system. That is quite easy to find plenty of GUI-based examples using this library. However, I'm looking for some non-GUI-based projects using the GObject framework in order to provide readers with a representative overview of its use in real-world programs.

I would be highly interested in getting some ideas and/or project examples on this subject. Thank you by advance.

Best wishes

Thierry
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