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How to get started with this new structure? #29
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Hi Alberto! I agree, a hello world tutorial would be brilliant. Would you like to add one? There is a documentation page, https://djinni.xlcpp.dev , but a hello world tutorial is not part of it - yet. Basically, it is like that:
So the concept is pretty unchanged from the original version. |
Hey there! Thanks for the reply a4z :) The part that I'm struggling with (and it's a bit hard to find a simple and working tutorial online) is that 3rd point. I would be more than happy to help writing the hello world tutorial for the website but I think I would need some support for it. P.S. Is there any chat/forum for me to get in touch with the community? |
There is a slack forum, with a djinni and a djinni_development channel you can invite your self via this link (takes sometime some time to load) looking forward seeing you there! |
Hello!
I've been trying to learn how to use djinni but I only found tutorials for the "old" structure.
How would I go about to use this new one instead?
The minimal steps to get a hello world to run properly/easily would be brilliant!
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