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Diving in
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To further get into kivy take a look at :doc:`/index`
To get straight into kivy, take a look at :doc:`/index`.
Kivy comes with a set of :doc:`examples` in the ``kivy_installation/examples`` directory.
You should try modifying/improving/adapting them to your needs.
Browse the `snippet wiki <http://wiki.kivy.org>`_ . You can even add your snippet in the user snippets section.
Browse the `snippet wiki <http://wiki.kivy.org>`_ . You can even add your own snippet in
the user snippets section.
Understand the basics about :mod:`kivy graphics <kivy.graphics>`
Understand the basics about :mod:`kivy graphics <kivy.graphics>`.
Take a look at the built-in :mod:`widgets <kivy.uix>`
Take a look at the built-in :mod:`widgets <kivy.uix>`.
Follow the :doc:`/guide-index` to get even more familiar with kivy.
See how to use different :mod:`Modules <kivy.modules>` like the Inspector for live inspection in the modules section.
See how to use different :mod:`Modules <kivy.modules>` in the modules section,
like the :mod:`Inspector <kivy.modules.inspector>` for live inspection.
Learn how to handle custom :mod:`Input <kivy.input>`
Learn how to handle custom :mod:`Input <kivy.input>`.
See how kivy has been extended with :mod:`extensions <kivy.ext>` support.
Familiarize yourself with the :mod:`kivy framework <kivy>`
Familiarize yourself with the :mod:`kivy framework <kivy>`.
Kivy is open source so you can **contribute** , take a look at :doc:`/contribute` section to see the guidelines.
Kivy is open source, so you can **contribute**. Take a look at the :doc:`/contribute`
section for guidelines.