Flow graphs in GNOME and Gtk+ (guadec2016)

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Flow graphs are awesome. Like no other widget, they feel intuitive and are straightforward to use. In this talk, you will be taken on a short tour that shows you where to find flow graphs in common Free software. Then, we will look at libgtkflow, a library built upon the GNOME stack that makes it easy for you to use flow graphs in your own Gtk-based applications. After this we will discuss the future use of flow graphs in GNOME-related software. about this event: https://c3voc.de

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