I think you guys are right. There probably is a very limited market,
but on the other hand I think a book itself will generate publicity.
This is how I see it as and why i think publishing is useful.
1a) the book would generate is own publicity and with this some
legetimicy - thus I think it would
Disclaimer:
I have only used Tk a few times, and HATED the look and feel. This is
the reason I switched to Win32::GUI.
I have never used wxPerl/wxWindows, but it is a great tool from what I
have heard/read. From what I have seen in tuts, this is closer to Tk in
style and is a bit more verbose
I have to agree. I expect people would be much more likely to buy a
book on Tk(as they have been buying for years) or even wxPerl because of
the cross platform nature of these two products.
Good luck getting AS to package a cookbook with ActivePerl. They are 3
years behind on the Win32::GUI pp
Hi,
I must admit I would buy a win32::gui cookbook:)
I think the market for a real book is a little limited though - in my view
the biggest problem with win32::gui is it's exposure. I still come across
developers who are using TK or web based front ends for win32 apps simply
because they didn
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