Hi Daniel My suggestion would be to start by writing a plugin for Exaile. It's fairly simple, and should help you get accustomed to working in Python/GTK. (If you can't come up with your own idea for a plugin, one for Jamendo might be a good start. Rhythmbox has one written in python, so you can borrow a lot of the hard code from there. Take a look at the Music Sharing (DAAP) plugin for an example of how to integrate this into Exaile). Also, don't be afraid to ask questions. I am often in #exaile (If I'm not, talk to synic or sjohannes, the other two devs) and I would certainly be willing to help you with any problems you encounter.
Aren On 6/29/07, Daniel Migneault <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi! I haven't coded since university (7-8 years ago) but I'm getting bored with my networking job so I figured I could look up coding again. I like Exaile a lot (I'm a regular user) and figured it might provide for some interesting learning, code-wise. My problem is the following : I have never worked with Python or GTK or with any project bigger than a team assignment. I've been reading the Python newbie docs for a bit now, but I need something in the real world to keep my interest up and I really don't know where to start looking to get a grip on the Exaile code. Anyone with a clue stick? Thanks for your understanding, Daniel (I have worked with C/C++ (mainly), Java, Prolog and Scheme with a little PHP/SQL on the side) _______________________________________________ Exaile-devel mailing list [email protected] http://exaile.org/mailman/listinfo/exaile-devel
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