Media Format Notes:

At the time this video was made in 2004, Flash (.swf) was how videos were provided on the web. Flash has since become almost obsolete. So the above video is now provided as a WEBM. The original Flash video can still be found here.

Content Notes:

Although old, this video is very relevant to the current versions of FLTK.
Some things have changed since it was made:
• The Makefile will need to be adjusted since this video was made. The compiler libs are a bit different now. To keep current, you can just build one of the FLTK test programs in the IDE, and look at the build log to see what libs are needed in your Makefile. Or, if you use unix, you can use the new 'fltk-config' script to compile FLTK applications, which handles including the appropriate libs for you.
• Fluid now has its own 'build output' window to show errors from the compiler. You may need to add '2>&1' to your build commands so that both stdout and stderr appear in fluid's build output window.

  So instead of:

               cmd /k "nmake hello && hello && exit || pause && exit"
               

  ..you can probably just use:

               nmake hello && hello && exit || pause && exit 2>&1
               

• Fluid lets you put callback code right in the Callback: text window.
  This avoids your having to create the callback function, letting you
  write callback code directly.

  I didn't realize this feature was available at the time this video was made,
  but apparently it's been in there all this time.