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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.

{{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 ==
;[http://developer.kde.org/documentation/tutorials/khello/khello.htm 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.''

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 == General ==
-;[http://www.andamooka.org/reader.pl?section=kde20devel KDE 2.0 Development]
+;[http://tinf2.vub.ac.be/~dvermeir/manual/KDE20Development-html/index.html KDE 2.0 Development]
 :''A KDE 2.0 development "book"''

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	;[[/Extending the KDE Panel\|Extending the KDE Panel]]		;[[/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.''		:''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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−	~~== Scripting and Application Automation ==~~
−
−	~~;[http://developer.kde.org/documentation/tutorials/automation/index.html KDE Automation writeup]~~
−	~~:''Document by [mailto:olaf.zanger@gmx.net Olaf Zanger] showing an overview of the scripting capabilities in KDE 2.x. Includes usage of "dcop", "kdcop", scripting languages, xmlrpc, and a FAQ.''~~

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 ;[http://developer.kde.org/documentation/tutorials/dot/writing-plugins.html Writing Plugins For KDE Applications]
 :''This tutorial aims to demonstrate how easy it is to write plugins for KDE 2 using KParts.''
 == Scripting and Application Automation ==

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 ;[[/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.''
 == Components and Plugins ==

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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 [[/Development/Tutorials\|main tutorials page]]}}	+	{{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]]}}

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 == Getting Started ==
-;[http://developer.kde.org/documentation/tutorials/khello/khello.htm A KDE tutorial, KHello]
+;[[/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.''

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	{{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]]}}		{{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]]}}
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	== Getting Started ==		== Getting Started ==

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	;[http://developer.kde.org/documentation/tutorials/dot/writing-plugins.html Writing Plugins For KDE Applications]		;[http://developer.kde.org/documentation/tutorials/dot/writing-plugins.html Writing Plugins For KDE Applications]
	:''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.''
		+
		+	== Scripting and Application Automation ==
		+
		+	;[http://developer.kde.org/documentation/tutorials/automation/index.html KDE Automation writeup]
		+	:''Document by [mailto:olaf.zanger@gmx.net Olaf Zanger] showing an overview of the scripting capabilities in KDE 2.x. Includes usage of "dcop", "kdcop", scripting languages, xmlrpc, and a FAQ.''

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	;[http://developer.kde.org/documentation/tutorials/khello/khello.htm A KDE tutorial, KHello]		;[http://developer.kde.org/documentation/tutorials/khello/khello.htm 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.''
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		+	== Components and Plugins ==
		+
		+	;[http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/edu/l-dw-linuxkp1-i.html Creating KParts Component]
		+	:''Tutorial on IBM DeveloperWorks, by [mailto:faure@kde.org David Faure] shows developers how to create KParts components, under KDE 2 and KDE 3.''
		+
		+	;[http://phil.freehackers.org/kde/kpart-techno/kpart-techno.html KParts demonstration]
		+	:''Tutorial by [mailto:pfremy at kde dot org Philippe Fremy] demonstrating the use of KParts in KDE 2 applications, including KOffice.''
		+
		+	;[http://developer.kde.org/documentation/tutorials/rich/kde-tutorial.html GUI building with KDE]
		+	:''An introduction to creating a basic KDE 2 application.'
		+
		+	;[http://developer.kde.org/documentation/tutorials/dot/writing-plugins.html Writing Plugins For KDE Applications]
		+	:''This tutorial aims to demonstrate how easy it is to write plugins for KDE 2 using KParts.''