comp.lang.ruby

Justin Collins

1/18/2008 3:54:00 AM

Mark Roseman wrote:
> I've recently launched a website to help people learn and use Tk,
> including a tutorial, mini-reference, additional background information
> and more. Two things I hope will make this both unique and useful.
>
> First, the site is trying to help share information across the different
> language communities that use Tk. But that doesn't mean it's so general
> it's useless. The tutorial, examples and so on are all done up for
> multiple languages (you choose while viewing). The first two are Tcl
> and Ruby, with others to follow.
>
> Second, the information is about the latest version of Tk, which has
> major improvements to it that help do away with most of the ugliness Tk
> has been known for. But you need to learn a few new things to take
> advantage of all that. So the site will both help new users get off on
> the right foot, and help existing Tk developers learn about how to take
> advantage of the new stuff.
>
> You can find the site at:
> http://www....
>
> While it's not yet complete, it's pretty far along and expanding
> quickly. All comments, suggestions, corrections and offers of help are
> most gratefully appreciated!
>
> Thanks
> Mark
>
>

This looks really neat. Thanks for sharing.

-Justin