Hi there,
don't forget elementary OS itself has a nice jump-in tutorial for coding:
http://elementaryos.org/docs/code - I started with it and it's pretty nice
for a beginner :)
- Marvin
2014-12-11 7:19 GMT+01:00 Raphael Isemann teempe...@gmail.com:
You need to know Vala, this tutorial is a good start if you already know a
other imperative programming language:
https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/Vala/Tutorial
You also need to build the applications and get the source, this is
usually done like that:
1. bzr branch lp:pantheon-terminal
Now you have the source of the terminal app in a pantheon-terminal
subfolder.
Look around at https://launchpad.net/elementary to view all projects.
They all have a lp:XYZ address that is usually similiar to the project
name, so has scratch lp:scratch and so on.
2. sudo apt-get build-dep pantheon-terminal
This installs all necessary libraries to compile pantheon-terminal
3.mkdir build cd build cmake .. make
You have to run this in the source directory that the bzr branch XYZ
from step 1 created
Now you have a self-compiled pantheon-terminal. Launch the
pantheon-terminal binary in the build-directory to run it.
If you now change any vala-source in the downloaded directory and you
rerun the command No. 3, the binary gets recompiled with your changed.
Just a quick overview as i don't know how much you already know :)
- Raphael
Am Di, 9. Dez, 2014 um 8:33 schrieb Daniel Maksymow maksym...@gmail.com:
I want to ask about some introduction materials for beginners in
elementaryos dev
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