Hia Hans, That's great that you're interested in doing/improving Gtk2Hs tutorial material. I think actually this is one of the weakest parts of Gtk2Hs at the moment - the lack of a decent basic intro tutorial. We've often talked about starting one, and we had various ideas floating around, but you know how it is, anyway we've never got round to writing one. Part of the problem is that as experts in the system and knowing all the internals etc, we're probably not the best people to write the entry level tutorial because we can't remember how we learned the stuff. We sketched out some ideas on the haskell.org wiki: http://haskell.org/haskellwiki/Gtk2Hs/Tutorials/Intro I'm not actually sure I can read .odt files because OOo doesn't build on my box. You couldn't export to pdf for me could you? :-) So, yes, fantastic. Lets chat about what you plan to do and how we can help and perhaps if we can get more people involved. Duncan On Thu, 2006-10-12 at 18:16 +0200, Hans van Thiel wrote:

Hello,

There is a very nice tutorial on the Glade Interface Designer at http://www.writelinux.com/glade and I've been using it with 'An Introduction to Gtk2Hs, A Haskell GUI Library', by Kenneth Hoste at http://haskell.org/~shae/memory.pdf to learn Gtk2Hs and Glade. The 'Gtk2Hs Introduction', however, is not really aimed at the absolute beginner and so I've written down my experience as an 'appendix' to the glade tutorial, which really is for getting started. I've just asked the author, Eddy Ahmed, for permission to 'translate' his tutorial to Haskell Gtk2Hs, but meanwhile I'd like to submit my separate concept (attached) for comments.

Thanks,

Hans van Thiel

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