[Scilab-users] A collection of Scilab GUI tutorials

[farimani]

Dear Nikolay,

Thanks a lot for your reply:


nikolay wrote
> At first I should say that your idea is very good.

Happy to hear that 


nikolay wrote
> Then I can share a link to GUI programming thread -
> http://mailinglists.scilab.org/Scilab-users-GUI-programming-td4037452.html#a4037453
> Please read it for links and maybe tutorials for your collection.

I will go through the post in that thread and will add them to the
collection. Thanks.



nikolay wrote
> About documentation I can recommend to use Markdown. It may be trasformed
> to real book in some time. Currenly Markdown books are written with
> bookdown.org RMarkdown dialect. It can produce even TeX books for
> publishing (see Bookdown book example
> <https://bookdown.org/yihui/bookdown/>
> ).

MarkDown is great. The current documentation of the above repository are
with the GitHub flavor of MarkDown plus some HTML. The advantage is that the
documentation is already rendered on Github and there is not need to have a
different website for that... RMarkDown, MultiMarkDown and other flavors of
MD are of course way better. But I Opted for AsciiDoc and I think it has a
way better support and features. For example see my post  here
<https://www.reddit.com/r/writing/comments/b0ywcw/free_markdown_editors_with_live_preview_for/>  



nikolay wrote
> As an author of very comprehensive GUI for Mathieu Functions Toolbox

That seems like a great piece of work. It would be great if competent people
like you could contribute to the repository.


nikolay wrote
> I can say that Scilab GUI programming is really still poor documented.

True. Scilab could benefit a lot from better documentation. As a humble user
I do my part to help, hopefully the key members of the community and core
developers will support. 

Best,
Foad



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