Learning to Program with HaikuThis beginning programming guide takes the reader from know next to nothing about developing applications for the Haiku operating system to knowing the basics and having the skills to go beyond the fundamentals. It begins with a traditional "Hello, world! approach, moves through C programming, and expands into C++ and programming graphical applications for Haiku. Instead of attempting to be an exhaustive C/C++ programming book using Haiku, it focuses on application development using the C++ language.The Haiku operating system is a great platform for aspiring developers. Those who have struggled with learning application development under Linux, Microsoft Windows, or Macintosh will find writing programs under Haiku to be sensible and easy. The free Paladin integrated development environment for Haiku is used for examples in the book. |
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Contents
Lesson 1 | 2 |
Lesson 3 | 10 |
Lesson 4 | 17 |
Lesson 5 | 24 |
Review | 32 |
Lesson 7 | 41 |
Lesson 9 | 60 |
Review | 72 |
Lesson 15 | 98 |
Lesson 16 | 108 |
Lesson 17 | 114 |
Lesson 18 | 121 |
Lesson 19 | 129 |
Lesson 20 | 135 |
Lesson 22 | 148 |
Lesson 23 | 155 |
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