Tim Bolz from the North East Wisconsin Linux User Group presented on the programming tool Quickly. Quickly makes Python programming easy and allows users to quickly create Ubuntu applications through commands in the terminal. Some key Quickly commands are "quickly edit" to open the code editor, "quickly design" to open the window builder, and "quickly run" to test the program. The presentation provided information on installing Quickly and links to online resources for learning how to get started using it to write Ubuntu applications.

1. North East Wisconsin Linux User Group
Ubuntu Quickly
Presented
Tim Bolz

2. Quickly
What is quickly? It is an amazing little
program which makes programming easy
and fun.
Why use quickly? One it's quick, two it's
easy and three it uses Python.

3. Installing Quickly
Sudo apt-get install quickly
It's command line but it's that easy

4. Getting started
In the command line type
Quickly tutorial ubuntu-application
Quickly create ubuntu-application (you put
your name here) without the parentheses
Cd name_of_your_program

5. Some Commands
Quickly edit
This opens up a editor which you can edit
the Python code
Quickly design
This opens up glade a window making
program.
Quickly run
This actually runs the program so you can
test your program.

6. Optional commands
quickly package
Quickly release
The above two commands will connect to
launchpad. You will need a launchpad
account and a PPA already created
Quickly share
Does the same thing as release

7. Sites to help you get started
http://developer.ubuntu.com/get-started/
Watch the video – Jono makes it very easy to make a browser
http://developer.ubuntu.com/resources/tools/quickly/
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Quickly#Installation

8. Let's write a quickly program
What should we write?
What we should know is a minimal amount of
Python programming.
Clear definition of what the program is to do.