Hi,
> Sure. I suggest to join our #grilo channel in irc.gnome.org. > Yes, I'm 'always' there, as toso. I choosed the mail-list this time as an easy way to point information while discussing ideas. I've realized that I did not introduce myself properly, sorry for that. My name is Victor Toso and I'm from São Paulo, Brazil (GMT - 3) My education field is Computer Science, from Unicamp [0] One of the best ways to understand how Grilo works is implementing a > plugin. Thus you get lot of feedback for what a plugin developer would > need. > Indeed. I was trying some bugfix or small feature, with grl-tracker plugin. I would learn a lot more from grilo's core by implementing a plugin. There are different services you could write a plugin to deal with. > > As suggestion, one of them could be Magnatune. Rationale is that you can > download a full sqlite3 database with all the content. So writing the > plugin would be as easier as downloading that sqlite3 database, and then > implementing the grilo functions on top of sqlite3. You could get > inspiration from podcasts or bookmarks plugins to write it. > Great! I'm going to start it tonight. Thanks for the advice.
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