Getting Started Tutorials

This is the first series you should start with.

👉 Let’s get going!

Prerequisites:

• Basic knowledge of the command-line

• Basic knowledge of programming concepts

• A desktop computer

  • If you’re willing to tinker around, you could use a tablet with the Termux or iSH apps, or a jailbroken e-reader, but we don’t have any instructions yet.

Contents

• 1 - First Steps
  • 1.1 - What is GNUstep?
  • 1.2 - Installing GNUstep
  • 1.3 - Configuring your System
• 2 - Convertor
  • 2.1 - Designing the UI
  • 2.2 - Outlets and Actions
  • 2.3 - Adding the Code
• 3 - TimeMachine - a single window application
  • 3.1 - A Basic Clock
  • 3.2 - Analog Clock
  • 3.3 - New Time Zone Dialog
  • 3.4 - Multiple Clocks
• Helpful Websites
• What’s Next?

1 - First Steps

Read it here

This tutorial gets GNUstep up and running. Start here.

2 - Convertor

Read it here

Build your first app, which multiplies two numbers! It’s intended to convert currencies given the conversion rate.

This guide introduces you to the GNUstep IDE, which is composed of ProjectCenter and Gorm.

Topics:

• Using ProjectCenter

• Using Gorm

• Using AppKit, Foundation, and the Objective-C programming language

3 - TimeMachine

Read it here

Topics:

• Updating your UI

• Custom Views

• Drawing custom shapes

• Dynamically creating widgets

• Modal Windows

• Configuring your app

• Notifications