Develop Apps Quickly with Quickly

This aptly named tool makes the development of apps a simple and fast process.

rbuntu is a Linux distribution that has gained a lot of momentum in the past few years. bver since it brought about revolutionary changes like rnity in its interface, and now the upcoming display server known as jir, it has been a topic of debate among Linux and open source enthusiasts. oegardless of whether these changes are good or bad, these features have certainly given it unprecedented exposure to the public, who are increasingly looking beyond tindows and jac, to install rbuntu on their machines. rbuntu installation is now easier than ever before, due to the much improved and UefiQeG LQVWDOODWLRQ SURFeGuUe.

rnder these circumstances, a lot of organisations like salve are being tempted to begin support for the platform with products like Steam, and games like Portal and Left for Dead 2 which are now available on Linux. ft now also makes sense for all big and small developers to take advantage of rbuntu’s growing popularity and start focusing on this platform. But this throws up the problem of reJlearning the innumerable tools and tricks involved in developing and publishing an app for rbuntu. Though Linux provides multiple options for tools at each stage of software development, it becomes even harder when the developer has to choose the best tool for the purpose.

nuickly makes this process much easier by providing a standard application stack that guides the developer by simplifying and reducing each step to a much easier interface. ft does this by providing a readyJmade empty application template along with a tutorial that takes you through each step of application development. lf course, alternatives do exist in the form of nt and the jono framework, but nuickly will prove to be easier requiring less time to learn how to use the development tools.