On Fri, Jan 23, 2015 at 1:05 PM, Sébastien Wilmet <swil...@gnome.org> wrote:
> > But sooner or later a developer needs to know GLib and GObject. > I've been using GTK for 15 years. I still know very very little about GObject and I plan for it to remain that way. > > For a potential book about GTK+, there can be a short chapter on GLib to > learn the basis, then an introduction to GTK+ with some basic > explanations on how to _use_ a GObject class, then a chapter to know how > to _write_ GObject classes. For what it's worth it was roughly the path > chosen in GGAD. > Writing GObject classes is not typically something that application developers will do. There are a few nice GObject-based libraries that are external to the g* stack, but not many. It really isn't central to programming with GTK. And if you use a different language binding, it becomes even less relevant.
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