This article at IBM's developerWorks website is the second in a two-part on programming with GNOME 2. In this installment, relative GNOME newbie Daniel Robbins takes a look at the new Glib object system from a new GNOME developer's perspective. By the end of this article, you'll know enough about GNOME to decide if you want to try it for yourself (even if you are a stalwart C fan). It goes over GObject fundamentals by teaching programming, interfaces, and signals about GNOME. Code sniplets included.

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Part I of this series is available here.

 
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