Perl.com: Programming GNOME Applications with Perl, Part Two

Dec 03, 2000, 14:43 (1 Talkback[s])
(Other stories by Simon Cozens)

"Last month's article examined how to create a simple ``Hello World'' application using Gtk+ and GNOME. This month, we'll build a more sophisticated application - one to store and retrieve recipes."

"Before we write a single line of code, let's see how we're going to design this. First, we'll look at the user interface, and then see what that means for our program design."

"When designing user interfaces, we need to consider what provides users with the most useful and intuitive view of their data, without overcrowding them. What do we need to be able to get at easily when we're using the application? There are two parts to this question: actions that we can perform, and data we can see."

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