examples

[Aaron J. Seigo]

On Thursday, December 8, 2011 21:39:53 Alexander Neundorf wrote:
> So if it is a separate library, having the examples with the library is

this makes exactly the point: we want people using as many of our libraries as 
possible, so we are motivated to make that as easy as possible.

there are two use cases where having it all in one place really makes a 
difference:

* someone who is already using multiple KDE frameworks -> they have just one 
place to look to get all the examples. looking at your build service example 
was quick and easy for me this morning because i already had kdeexamples 
checked out, though certainly i did not grab it originally because of that 
particular example. so it saved me time.

* someone who is using one framework, or a subset of them -> by having all 
examples on hand, it allows them to see what else is possible with KDE 
Frameworks

so on the one hand, it's a way to decrease the effort needed to keep up with 
all that is great in KDE land and on the other hand it's a great way to expose 
more people to the breadth of our offering. 

-- 
Aaron J. Seigo
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