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Create a minimally useful GTK3 application in C

Engineer Man

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Beginner. No background in the topic needed.

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Engineer Man demonstrates how to build and analyze a basic GTK3 application in C that adds two numbers together.

A quick video where we'll learn about GTK and analyze a basic GTK application that I wrote to add two numbers together. Hope you enjoyed the video! Check out this code here: github.com/ebrian/engineerman/tree/master/007 Join my Discord server to chat with me: discord.gg/k5VcqDP Check out some code on my GitHub: github.com/ebrian/engineerman Tweet me something funny on Twitter: twitter.com/_EngineerMan Say hi over at Facebook: facebook.com/engineermanyt Sincerely, Engineer Man

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What people say. Recommended as a quick introduction to building desktop GUI applications in C using GTK3.

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Create a minimally useful GTK3 application in C
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On “Where is the next stepping stone in C”

I haven't used Windows in a few years, so I don't know about support or compiling for Windows. If you have an extra computer lying around I would recommend installing Ubuntu Gnome or some other Linux variant for testing. As for source code resources. There's a short tutorial on the GTK3 site, there are a ton of short examples in this repository (https://github.com/Programmica/gtk3-tutorial/tree/master/_examples) . Not to mention there's literally a video two posts below this one.
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