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Tutorials are the fastest way of finding out what KDE will do for you, and how to do it. Here is a list of currently available tutorials for KDE2 development. | Tutorials are the fastest way of finding out what KDE will do for you, and how to do it. Here is a list of currently available tutorials for KDE2 development. | ||
{{tip|If you are working with a newer version of KDE, such as KDE3 or KDE4, these tutorials are probably of limited use to you. For tutorials covering more current KDE development topics, visit the [[ | {{tip|If you are working with a newer version of KDE, such as KDE3 or KDE4, these tutorials are probably of limited use to you. For tutorials covering more current KDE development topics, visit the [[Development/Tutorials|main tutorials page]]}} | ||
== Getting Started == | == Getting Started == | ||
;[ | ;[[/KHello | A KDE tutorial, KHello]] | ||
:''A KDE 2 programming tutorial by Daniel Marjamäki. This tutorial introduces the KDE APIs using a graphical version of the world famous 'hello world' program. This document is also available in single [http://developer.kde.org/documentation/tutorials/khello/khello.tar.gz download] as a gzipped tar file.'' | :''A KDE 2 programming tutorial by Daniel Marjamäki. This tutorial introduces the KDE APIs using a graphical version of the world famous 'hello world' program. This document is also available in single [http://developer.kde.org/documentation/tutorials/khello/khello.tar.gz download] as a gzipped tar file.'' | ||
== General == | |||
;[http://tinf2.vub.ac.be/~dvermeir/manual/KDE20Development-html/index.html KDE 2.0 Development] | |||
:''A KDE 2.0 development "book"'' | |||
== Components and Plugins == | == Components and Plugins == | ||
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:''This tutorial aims to demonstrate how easy it is to write plugins for KDE 2 using KParts.'' | :''This tutorial aims to demonstrate how easy it is to write plugins for KDE 2 using KParts.'' | ||
== | === Kicker === | ||
;[[/Extending the KDE Panel|Extending the KDE Panel]] | |||
;[ | :''This tutorial teaches you how to implement a simple panel applet using the panel applet API. It is a suitable task for an introduction to KDE programming.'' | ||
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Revision as of 03:58, 23 December 2012
Tutorials are the fastest way of finding out what KDE will do for you, and how to do it. Here is a list of currently available tutorials for KDE2 development.
Tip
If you are working with a newer version of KDE, such as KDE3 or KDE4, these tutorials are probably of limited use to you. For tutorials covering more current KDE development topics, visit the main tutorials page
Getting Started
- A KDE tutorial, KHello
- A KDE 2 programming tutorial by Daniel Marjamäki. This tutorial introduces the KDE APIs using a graphical version of the world famous 'hello world' program. This document is also available in single download as a gzipped tar file.
General
- KDE 2.0 Development
- A KDE 2.0 development "book"
Components and Plugins
- Creating KParts Component
- Tutorial on IBM DeveloperWorks, by David Faure shows developers how to create KParts components, under KDE 2 and KDE 3.
- KParts demonstration
- Tutorial by at kde dot org Philippe Fremy demonstrating the use of KParts in KDE 2 applications, including KOffice.
- GUI building with KDE
- An introduction to creating a basic KDE 2 application.'
- Writing Plugins For KDE Applications
- This tutorial aims to demonstrate how easy it is to write plugins for KDE 2 using KParts.
Kicker
- Extending the KDE Panel
- This tutorial teaches you how to implement a simple panel applet using the panel applet API. It is a suitable task for an introduction to KDE programming.