[Bugsquad] Bugs for unmaintained projects

[Marc Payne]

Hello Myriam,

Thank you for your response!

> Somebody with enough karma would have to close those bugs. Not sure
> that KDevelop really is a replacement for it, as Quanta was very
> specific for web development, while KDevelop is much more generic for
> coding AFAICT. So I wouldn't call that a replacement, as the aims are
> quite different.
>
> Frankly, if I had to suggest an interface for writing HTML and PHP I
> would much more likely suggest Kate. It's still is very far from a
> real web development tool, though.

My comment about KDevelop was based on the following blog post:
http://nikosams.blogspot.com/2012/11/quanta-update.html. The various
KDevelop plugins that are listed there reside in playground.
Development is quiet, but hasn't stopped entirely according to the git
revisions.

I agree that KDevelop is more for programming than web development.
Kate is certainly good for simple jobs. I have used it myself on a few
occasions.

> Any better ideas what could be suggested to replace Quanta in the KDE world?

When I have more time, I'll look around at what is available. It would
be very nice to see a good replacement for Quanta in KDE. I don't do
web development any more, so I hadn't thought to look for proper
tools. :)

Regards,
Marc