Re: [anjuta-devel] Summer of Code-2013: My Ideas for Anjuta

[Sébastien Granjoux <seb sfo free fr>]

Hi,


Johannes is a bit busy at the moment. First thank for your interest then 
I think the first step is to get Anjuta from the git repository and 
build it from source.

You can use jhbuild but if you have a recent distribution it shouldn't 
be necessary. You could have to get the master version of gdl and 
perhaps other libraries (devhelp ?) too. Ask questions here or on the 
IRC channel #anjuta if you face any issues.

Then, you will have to write and send at least one patch. The best is to 
look at the currently open bugs list here
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/buglist.cgi?query=product%3Aanjuta+
and write a patch for one of them.


Le 27/02/2013 18:38, Varad Gautam a écrit :
>   * Take notes, tag and color code them and keep a log of what they've done,

I think it's quite original. I'm relying on the version control software 
to keep track of what I have done. Is there already another program 
implementing something similar to your proposal?


>   * List out the TODOs for what they're working on, and monitor the
>     progress of their project, providing a Task-Focused Interface to Anjuta,

In the past, Anjuta had a todo plugin but it has been removed during the 
switch to Gtk+3 because it seems that few people were using it and it 
was not maintain. Could you describe a bit what is a task-focused interface?


>   * Blog directly from Eclipse about their work (using the website APIs),

I think you mean blogging directly from Anjuta. I don't see why it will 
be better to do this inside Anjuta but there are already a few ideas 
related to this on Anjuta roadmap page. Could you explain a bit?


> I'm also interested in adding a Bugzilla Integration extension to Anjuta.

This is in the roadmap too and I think it can be useful too.


Regards,

Sébastien