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Hi,
I wanted to know if I were to start contributing to the amarock project what would I need to know, like do I need to know c++ and Qt? or just c++, maybe something else. Thanks |
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Yes, Amarok is based on C++, Qt, and KDElibs. And we're very happy about new contributors, and we're also happy to help them, usually Some tips: * Read the contents of amarok/HACKING in the source * Feel free to ask questions * Join us on IRC (irc.freenode.net / #amarok), as our development is very IRC based * Check out our mailing list, we can also help there: https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/amarok Have fun, and feel free to ask us if you have problems
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Mark Kretschmann - Amarok Developer |
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So I found this book on learning Qt
Its based on Qt 4.1 does this matter? Seeing as there is a newer version of Qt or am I getting this wrong. And another thing, you know the way you program in a development enviroment for C++ (obviously) is there a special Qt development program or something? (Specifically for linux) Thanks |
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There are of course improvements from Qt 4.1 to 4.4/4.5 which we use now, but the basics are the same, so the book should give you a good foundation.
As for development environment, some people prefer just a simple text editor, some use vim or emacs. Personally I like KDevelop as it is a nicely integrated development environment. - Nikolaj |
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Thanks for the fast response,
hopefully when I'm finished learning I can start contributing (to amarock and KDE/KDE apps!!) When I do start I will go with your recomendation and use: Kdevelop. Thanks again |
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