The PHP-GTK Community website points out the latest version of a tool GTK developers can use to plan out the screens for their applications - Glade v3.3.4 for Windows.

After giving this new version a spin, I can only suggest PHP-GTK2 developers already using Glade try it too, as the single-window UI improvement definitely changes impressions regarding the usability of Glade.

You can find out more about the Glade software from their website and specifically about this build from this (Italian) thread on the forumfree.net website.

The PHP-GTK Community website points out the latest version of a tool GTK developers can use to plan out the screens for their applications - Glade v3.3.4 for Windows.

After giving this new version a spin, I can only suggest PHP-GTK2 developers already using Glade try it too, as the single-window UI improvement definitely changes impressions regarding the usability of Glade.

You can find out more about the Glade software from their website and specifically about this build from this (Italian) thread on the forumfree.net website.

Scott Mattocks submitted a link to his most current edition of the latest and greatest from the world of PHP-GTK - Issue #11.

Included in this edition are mentions of:

• patches applied this week (GtkTreeModel::iter_nth_child, GtkTreeModel::iter_parent, GtkTreeModel::get, GtkWidget::is_visible)
• a fix for a segault dealing with the drag-n-drop functionality
• the release of a new Glade tutorial
• a question about creating your own widgets to extend PHP-GTK's current set
• a new package release by Christian on the Gnope.org site for a drag-n-drop development environment.

You can get the complete details on each of these stories from this edition of the latest from the world of PHP-GTK.

Scott Mattocks submitted a link to his most current edition of the latest and greatest from the world of PHP-GTK - Issue #11.

Included in this edition are mentions of:

• patches applied this week (GtkTreeModel::iter_nth_child, GtkTreeModel::iter_parent, GtkTreeModel::get, GtkWidget::is_visible)
• a fix for a segault dealing with the drag-n-drop functionality
• the release of a new Glade tutorial
• a question about creating your own widgets to extend PHP-GTK's current set
• a new package release by Christian on the Gnope.org site for a drag-n-drop development environment.

You can get the complete details on each of these stories from this edition of the latest from the world of PHP-GTK.