34.6 Resources
Once you get into writing code you will need the GTK/GNOME API documentation and might find the tutorial at http://www.gtk.org/tutorial/ and the API documentation at http://developer.gnome.org/doc/API/api-toc.html useful.
You can find an introductory article on using libglade with at http://www.linuxfocus.org/English/July2000/article160.shtml.
Some useful books include:
Beginning GTK+ and GNOME
Programming by Peter
Wright 613 pages, published May 2000 by Wrox Press, ISBN
1861003811. Covers glib, Gtk+, and GNOME. Also covers glade
but rather skimpily. Suitable for the beginner.
GTK+/GNOME Application Development
by Havoc
Pennington 492 pages, published August 1999 by New Riders, ISBN
0735700788. Provides extensive coverage of the GTK+/GNOME APIs
and is a good guide to getting up and started with Gtk+/GNOME.
Developing Linux Applications with GTK+ and
GDK Eric Harlow 512 pages, published February 1999 by MacMillan,
ISBN 0735700214. Provides a basic introduction to using the GDK and
GTK+ toolkits, but not the GNOME toolkit.
Teach Yourself Gtk+ Programming in 21 Days by Donna Martin, et al.
GTK+/GNOME Application Development by Havoc Pennington.
GNOME/GTK+ Programming Bible by Arthur Griffith.
Linux Application Development by Michael K. Johnson, Erik W. Troan.
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