On Mo, 2010-06-21 at 02:08 +0200, Stéphane Maniaci wrote: > Hi team, > > Sorry for the latence, my report is available as usual as PDF and blogpost : > http://freesteph.info/public/GSoC/Ease_weekly_report_4.pdf > http://freesteph.info/post/2010/06/21/Ease-%3A-weekly-report-4 > > 1 What I have done > This week went well, a bit slow though, but learnt a bunch of things aside. > > • Got that Flickr fetcher up and running. Still left a bunch of do, but it > already looks like a cool feature I would use when I create presentations. > Please have a screenshot: (see blogpost or PDF) that is really really cool! you should also add an option to search for photos under a cc licence. i always use this page for photos when i do presentations: http://flickrcc.bluemountains.net/ > Nate (my mentor), also did a cool fetcher for OpenClipart, so we’re prob- > ably going to split out some common code in a abstract class that will > serve for all online-resources-fetcher-based plugins ; > • Still tried to fix “distcheck” but I get some problems with that nasty > intltool-merge failing every time. This wasn’t worthless as it already > had me to remove some useless/wrong macros out of the Makefile.am, > with the help of the very nice people of #gnomefr soon. I also started > reading the Autoconf manual. Started. > • Set up a roadmap for 0.1 which will hopefully get approved by my > mentor. It includes the basic set of features you expect from a pre- > sentation editor, but all of those have to be rock solid and user-proof > ; make sure to prepare a screencast! > • Started writing some unit-tests for Ease, still a beginner at this but > it’s getting better ; > > • Reported some bugs and the associated milestone, this helps to keep > track of development. > > 2 What’s next > • Finish the Flickr fetcher in every part (make it perfect) ; > • Once it’s done, split out in some abstract class ; > • Have a plugin infrastructure (Vala’s TypeModules) ; > • Ease 0.1 is set for July 1st (at the moment), so it would be good to > split a 0.1 branch in Git and polish every aspect of it ; > > 3 Timeline > > Regarding the past week, I’m in the timing, but I could have done a lot > more, so I’ll speed up and hope to get a lot done by next week. I got the > Google package a few days ago, made me reconsider how lucky I am to be > part of this. > > 4 Issues/Other news > • Had a hard time with asyncing and Vala. Thanks to the nice people of > #vala (hey Adrien), I understand it better, but I still need some more > experiment with that ; > • Lost 40 minutes trying to get signals connected correctly with Glade, > *then* I realized I was editing the wrong UI file ; > • Is there like a student room at the GUADEC :) ? > > See you next week. > > -- Stéphane. > _______________________________________________ > gnome-soc-list mailing list > gnome-soc-list gnome org > http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-soc-list -- this mail was sent using 100% recycled electrons ================================================ daniel g. siegel <dgsiegel gnome org> http://www.dgsiegel.net gnupg key id: 0x6EEC9E62 fingerprint: DE5B 1F64 9034 1FB6 E120 DE10 268D AFD5 6EEC 9E62 encrypted email preferred
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