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I tried the tutorial again. This time the tutorial is much clearer. However, I found out a few things that could improve this tutorial:
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* A link to [http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/XULRunner XULRunner runtime package] and mention that they have to download this package to run applications using XULRunner
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*I managed to get a hello world application running with XULRunner, however, I missed out downloading the XULRunner runtime package. As this was the first time running a XULRunner application (with no background knowledge in XULRunner), I had to browse around and figure out why the application wasn't running.
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First look at the tutorial, it's not as straight forward as I expected it to be, for someone who has no background on XULRunner at all.  
 
First look at the tutorial, it's not as straight forward as I expected it to be, for someone who has no background on XULRunner at all.  
  

Revision as of 00:39, 10 December 2006

I tried the tutorial again. This time the tutorial is much clearer. However, I found out a few things that could improve this tutorial:

  • I managed to get a hello world application running with XULRunner, however, I missed out downloading the XULRunner runtime package. As this was the first time running a XULRunner application (with no background knowledge in XULRunner), I had to browse around and figure out why the application wasn't running.

First look at the tutorial, it's not as straight forward as I expected it to be, for someone who has no background on XULRunner at all.

It will be helpful if the user doesn't have to browse away to get a basic idea.

Suggestions:

  • Brief introduction?
  • Can you explain briefly what each item is?
  • For each item, if the explaination for the item is long, maybe provide a link to the actual documentation of it??

(elichak)