The first step would be to start using kde and getting familiar with it. On Oct 4, 2014 12:51 PM, "Sahil Sehgal" <sahilsehgal1...@gmail.com> wrote: > > 1.) Junior Jobs These are the best way to get started find one that seems interesting and affects you in your daily use of kde > 3.)Older GSOC Projects Don't start with this as GSOC projects can be quite a bit complicated for beginners. > 4.)Reading the KDE-guide book Read this, pretty informative > 5.) Reading KDE 2 qt programming bible book I don't recommend learning Qt first, if you have knowledge of C++, start a junior job and learn Qt along the way by referring to the official Qt documentation.
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