Following the first introduction to KParts on IBM developerWorks, David Faure now goes on to show developers how to create KParts components (free registration) in the first part of this tutorial series.

Have you ever wondered who contributes what to KDE? The berliOS project attempts to answer this question with KDE CVS statistics, a site tallying every developer's contributions (translators are currently not included). With regular updates planned, you can find the latest summary here and also statistics for every CVS module.

A tutorial on programming with the KDEPrint module has been made available on the KDE Print web site. The tutorial is intended for application developers who wish to make use of KDEPrint within their applications.

Kernel Cousin KDE #36 is out and as the KDE developers are working on polishing up the project for a new major release, there is lots of news from the mailing lists. This issue covers media streams, wallpapers, KOffice and of course the nearing KDE 3.0 release.

In this week's
edition of Kernel Cousin KDE,
Aaron J. Seigo
covers the KDE 3 RC releases, the controversy about KDE 3 release
coordination, progress with KOffice,
trouble on the documentation front, and the new
Qt C# bindings.

Today marks a special coincidence. First,
Adam
Treat released the initial version of
Qt bindings for C#,
which consists of 476 Qt classes converted to C#.
The bindings work with the Mono
compiler, runtime environment and class libraries, enabling a fully Open Source implementation of C# for Qt. While not yet ready for

Cristian Tibirna has written up a summary of the KDE Three Meeting, held in Nürnberg, Germany from Febuary 25 - March 4, 2002.

KDevelop guru
Ralf Nolden has
published
a brief tutorial entitled "Developing C/C++ Applications with the KDevelop IDE"
at LinuxJournal.
The tutorial explains how to set up a development environment and

This week's edition of KC KDE is out.

Aaron J. Seigo delivers again with Kernel Cousin KDE #33.