I know something. There was some half done stuff for wings bindings for
Python. I am a python developer and would love to have something in WM
I can sink my teeth into.
http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg01003.html
BR,
J
On 10/17/2011 09:30 PM, Haroldo Santos wrote:
On Mon, Oct 17, 2011 at 2:42 PM, wm maker <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Howdy folks. Well I am pleased to see WM is coming to life again.
What I would like to do is contribute on the programming end of
things. Granted I am new to ObjectiveC,
One important thing to note is that WMaker is *not* written in
objective C. It is written in plain C, in a objected oriented style.
The widgets are in a WMaker specific library: WINGs.
The code is pretty clear and organized, people here can ask your
questions about the organization.
Cheers,
I do have production time programming in a plethora of
languages... java, php, perl, python, VB (the horror), C, C++.
I have experience with git, svn and cvs.
I have been a user of WM for years. Since, gosh, Redhat 6.1 days.
I fell in love with WM back then.
To date myself, I also was part of one of the first deployments at
a university of NExT (yep, way back when it first launched). It
was then that I saw the "wow", this is way cool. Sadly, it
disappeared.... but lo and behold, WM raised it from the grave and
made it better.
Anyway, again, I would love to contribute. So how does one go
about this?
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