lazer@mnetor.UUCP (Lazer Danzinger) (01/15/90)
Assuming that a given s/w engineer is:
1. a quick learner,
2. experienced in:
2.1 'C'
2.2 unix,
2.3 the use of much simpler, non-X type programmatic
graphical interfaces,
3. motivated...
How much time would you guestimate might be required for him/her
to come up to speed sufficently to be able to program competently
using:
1. widgets (Motif),
2. Xlib (to write widgets),
3. uil
Aside from -- let's say -- a week of formal training,
what else would you suggest [besides reading Doug Young's new book]
(and how much would you allocate) before you would expect the above
individual to be able to design and develop a commercial s/w product?
(Please itemize for: widgets, xlib (widget writing), and uil.)
e-mail is preferred -- I'll summarize if there is general interest.
Please callback, as your Xperience and open-ion is important.
ThanX in advance.
P.S. Recommendations for good Motif/X courses would also be
Xtremely appreciated.
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