GSoC wrapup

[Diego Casella ([Po]lentino)]

Ops, I knew I forget something =(
Sorry for the big delay, however I was working on PlasMate ( an editor for
plasma widgets, data engines and themes ) and mainly on its TimeLine.
The TimeLine is designed in order to provide to the beginner developer a
simple and easy to use interface to manage its project history. Internally
this is done by using a git repo; however, since the developer doesn't need
to know this implementation detail, the usual terms like commit and branch
are replace by the more comfortable "SavePoint" and "Section" terms. The
commands available are reduced, compared with git, in order to keep it
simple and easy to understand; however they are still effective to
accomplish common operation such as creating a savepoint based on the
current project status, or rolling back to a previous savepoint, delete it,
or creating multiple sections, switching between sections and merging them.
For further infos and screenshots, take a look here
http://polentino911.wordpress.com.
Cheers !!

2009/8/17 Lydia Pintscher <lydia at kde.org>

> Heya :)
>
> GSoC is coming to an end and I or someone else from the admin team
> would like to publish a blogentry and dot article with 2 to 3
> sentences about every student and their project telling what was done
> and maybe a link to your blog for more details. Bonus points if you
> can make a cool screenshot that shows your work.
> Could you all please get them to us by Friday? That would be awesome. :)
>
> Season of KDE students: Same goes for you. I know some of you are not
> done yet and will continue to work on their project. Please send us a
> few lines as well for the blog entry and link to your blog if you have
> one and screenshot as well.
>
> Let's show the world the cool stuff you did.
>
>
> Cheers
> Lydia
>
>
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