I've written down some patterns I started following while learning PyGObject and Python as a style guide. It's still up for changing, but it might be useful for some newer developers:

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Feel free to give me suggestions as well, thank you :blobcatheart: #GNOME

I wrote a blog post about how you can use GObject to write cleaner code for GNOME apps. If you're newer to developing GNOME apps and/or unfamiliar with GObject, consider giving it a read! :blobcat:

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Cleaner Code With GObject

I see a lot of users approaching GNOME app development with prior language-specific experience, be it Python, Rust, or something else. But there&#0...

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