A couple of days ago, I got contacted by folks at Packt Publishing to provide a review about GNOME 3 Application Development Beginner's Guide, written by Mohammad Anwari who has over 13 years of experience in software development and has been working with Linux-based systems and applications in GNOME, and Qt platforms.
I haven't got a chance to peek into the chapters yet but I'll be getting a free e-book to charge my eyes from very soon. Advertisements declare about the book describing GNOME 3 development environment installation on many popular linux distributions, best-practices from mockups upto running applications, accessing data with EDS, i18n and localization, Unit testing framework in GLib, Gdk and Gtk+ and multimedia programming with GStreamer among others which seem a lot in just one place. I'll hopefully scan it soon and provide more precise reviews thereafter.
Too bad the book is probably already obsolete.
ReplyDeleteI was thinking exactly the same. The GNOME modus operandi is to reinvent everything every 5 years. Paper is useless for documenting that.
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