Have you already written an application in GTK+? No. Yes I would like. Have you already written a library based on GLib/GTK+? No. But I would like.
I have half read the book "Foundations of GTK+ Development" and I tried to start my very first steps by compiling gtk on windows with vs2013. Wall. No clear instruction and some are not updated or are very old. I would like to help and update those instructions for a start. I am a quick learner. But I need some help with someone that has compiled gtk with visual studio. I have worked with a lot of open source libraries (Ogre3d, wxWidgets) or use a lot of open source programs and I would like to start giving back. On Tue, Jan 3, 2017 at 8:44 PM, Sébastien Wilmet <swil...@gnome.org> wrote: > On Tue, Jan 03, 2017 at 08:19:49PM +0200, Panagiotis Follas wrote: > > I am developer, and I would like to contribute to gtk development. But > > first I would like some guidance. > > I can code on windows 7 platform. Like where to start and how. > > See: > http://ometer.com/hacking.html > > > Have you already written an application in GTK+? Have you already > written a library based on GLib/GTK+? > > Just find a bug that annoys you, see if it's already filed in bugzilla, > and try to fix it. > > As a general rule of thumb for free software, look at the HACKING file > to see how to contribute (there is usually also a README file which > refers to the HACKING file, so… read the docs!). > > If you attach a patch to the bugzilla, sometimes it takes a while before > getting a response. If you don't have any feedback, a solution is to ask > on IRC. > > Happy hacking, > Sébastien >
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