Getting Started: Part 1: Learn how to get your first SproutCore app up-and-running.
Getting Started: Part 2: Spring forward with the information you learned in Part 1 and learn about statecharts and views.
Getting Started: Part 3: Expand upon your knowledge from the first two guides, and build a full-scale Todos application.
Classes and SC.Object: In this guide, we will touch on SC.Object, the basis for SproutCore's class-like object-oriented programming structure.
Computed Properties, Observers and Bindings: In this guide, we will touch on KVO in SproutCore.

Core View Concepts: In this guide, we will cover the basics of SproutCore views, and show you how to customize the built-in SproutCore views for your own use.

SproutCore Records: The SproutCore data framework is a full-featured ORM-like framework for working with data in SproutCore. Learn about the SproutCore data framework and how you can use it to interact with your data sources.
Using Fixtures: In order to facilitate rapid development, SproutCore provides a facility for using pre-set fixture data as your data source. This guide covers how to set up your fixtures, and how to replace them with your real server once you're ready to get going.

Theming Your App: In this guide, we'll cover how to change the style of SproutCore controls in your app. As an example, we'll re-theme an SC.ButtonView.

Unit Testing: SproutCore has an easy-to-learn unit test facility that can be used to drive SproutCore test-driven development. This guide describes the basic SproutCore test commands.
Adding a Unit Test: Adding a unit test automatically or manually.
Writing Unit Tests: Describes how to write unit tests using module and test functions
Running Unit Tests: How tests are loaded and executed by the test runner.
SproutCore Development Using TDD: Show implementing the TODOs project using TDD.

Build Tools: Discover the many performance advantages and development benefits of SproutCore's build tools.
The Run Loop: An indepth look at SproutCore's Run Loop for an advanced understanding of the framework.
Enumerables: To simplify working with various kinds of lists, SproutCore provides a unified Enumerable interface. This guide explores which SproutCore objects are Enumerable, and how to use the Enumerable API.

Javascript Style Guide: This guide covers the style of SproutCore framework code.
Committer Guidelines: A detailed checklist of the do's and don'ts of SC framework code.
Documentation Guidelines: Writing and generating jsdoc documentation.

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