Help Promote KDevelop at LinuxWorld and Beyond

[Alexander Dymo]

On Thursday 15 January 2004 16:58, Ian Reinhart Geiser wrote:
> Greetings
> 	I have two things I would love KDevelop Developers to look into for me.  
> If anyone feels so inclined to fill in:
> http://www.sourcextreme.com/presentations/kwickies/kwickies_form.txt and
> email me back the resources before Tuesday morning I will ensure KDevelop
> has a set if slides in our booths mini-presentations.

Text is ready and included in attachment. For the graphics I'm in doubt.
Could you send me an example from other presentations?

4) Technical kruft:
		b) extra tools (regexpeditor, kpart query tool, etc...)
Comments on our plugins from parts directory:
parts/abbrev
	Abbreviation support for C/C++, Pascal and PHP. Automatic word
	completion as-you-type.
parts/bookmarks
	Code bookmarks stored in the project file.
parts/ctags
	CTags integration - jump to symbol declaration/definition feature
parts/diff
	Patch file and difference to saved file viewer. Uses diff command
	and Kompare part (if available) to display nice graphical difference
	view.
parts/distpart
	Tarball, binary and source rpm builder.
parts/grepview
	Grep frontend - global regular expression search.
parts/partexplorer
	Browser of available KDE services. Allows execution of KTrader
	queries.
parts/regexptest
	Regular expression tester and builder. Supports basic and extended
	POSIX syntax, QRegExp and KRegExp syntax.
parts/replace
	Project wide search - select - replace facility.
parts/tools
	A GUI to integrate any tool and application into KDevelop.


5) As many 25 words or less quotes on what developers think about KDevelop3.0.

Comments from our www.kdevelop.org/index.html?filename=in_the_press.html
can all be used as quotes.
Also you can put those compliments from kdevelop at kdevelop.org:

----------  Forwarded Message  ----------
Subject: Gideon is great!!!
Date: Saturday 26 July 2003 08:47 am
From: "Robert Luke"
To: <caleb at aei-tech.com>
Hi, I just installed the alpha5 version of Gideon on my Gentoo box and it
 REALLY looks great!  I couldn't find an appropriate thread on the
 www.kdevelop.org forum to say this, and I don't know how many compliments
 you guys are getting (but I imagine you're getting a lot!).  I am really
 impressed with how much capability is being inserted into the new KDevelop. 
 Thank you very much for doing this project, it is very much appreciated! 
 From my own point of view, I especially like the Perl tools and what will be
 the Fortran tools (okay, okay, so I'm a dinosaur!  :-)
Best regards,
-Robert Luke

----------  Forwarded Message  ----------
From: Julien Ponge <julien at izforge.com>
To: kdevelop at kdevelop.org
Date: 03.05.2003 16:18
Hi all,
I've started playing around with Gideon and I can only say "Waooo ..." :-)
It's a really great job and I can't wait for the final release. Keep up the 
good work !
Cheers.




-- 
Alexander Dymo
Ukrainian State Maritime Technical University, ICST Department


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Presentation Title:
KDevelop 3.0 Presentation
Author:
Alexander Dymo and the KDevelop Team
Email:
kdevelop-devel at kdevelop.org
Page 1 Title:
KDevelop - the best IDE
Point 1:
Modularized, extensible plugin based architecture.
70 plugins which come with KDevelop form it's
functionality.
Narrative 1:
Point 2:
Libraries and interfaces licensed under both LGPL
and GPL allow to develop commercial and free
IDE plugins.
Narrative 2:
Point 3:
15 languages supported including C/C++, Java, Ada,
Fortran, Pascal, Perl, Python, Ruby and others.
Narrative 3:
Point 4:
Major UNIX(R) development tools are integrated into
the IDE. 17 tools are currently integrated.
Narrative 4:
Point 5:
Multi-, cross-platform and embedded platform
development is supported.
Narrative 5:
Point 6:
KDevelop runs not only on UNIX(R) but also on
MacOS X(R) and Windows(TM).
Narrative 6:
Point 7:
Narrative 7:
Graphic:

Page 2 Title:
One IDE to integrate them all
Point 1:
Wide set of usual UNIX(R) development tools is
integrated into the IDE.
Narrative 1:
Point 2:
GNU Build System tools (autoconf, automake and
libtool) are supported.
Narrative 2:
Point 3:
Building multiplatform applications is possible
with QMake build tool interface.
Narrative 3:
Point 4:
Make and Ant are supported as well.
Narrative 4:
Point 5:
Version control systems such as CVS, Perforce,
Subversion and Clearcase are integrated trough
a common interface.
Narrative 5:
Point 6:
Finding memory management problems with integrated
Valgrind is now possible.
Narrative 6:
Point 7:
Project distribution and packaging tool is capable
of creating source tarballs, source and binary rpm
packages.
Narrative 7:
Graphic:

Page 3 Title:
One IDE to browse them all
Point 1:
Enhanced documentation browser capable of
collecting any developer documentation.
Narrative 1:
Point 2:
Table of contents viewer, documentation index
and full text search capabilities.
Narrative 2:
Point 3:
Autodetection and inclusion of Qt, KDE and
GNOME DevHelp API documentation.
Narrative 3:
Point 4:
Custom documentation collections creation
and management using KDevelopTOC format.
Narrative 4:
Point 5:
Documentation browser is capable of viewing
local, remote and even compressed documentation
in various formats via KDE KIO system.
Narrative 5:
Point 6:
Doxygen wizard makes it easier to create
project API documentation.
Narrative 6:
Point 7:
Narrative 7:
Graphic:

Page 4 Title:
Powerfull code editing facilities
Point 1:
Any editor which implements KDE KTextEditor
interface can be used withing the IDE.
Narrative 1:
Point 2:
Currently available editors are Kate, QEditor,
Vim and Nedit.
Narrative 2:
Point 3:
Code bookmarks are stored project wide.
Narrative 3:
Point 4:
Powerfull regular expression search and
project wide replace is possible.
Narrative 4:
Point 5:
Difference viewer tool is available to
manage patch files and check modifications
made in editor.
Narrative 5:
Point 6:
Regular expression tester helps in creation
and using regular expressions in the source code.
Narrative 6:
Point 7:
Code navigation facilities make working
with the code easier and faster than ever.
Narrative 7:
Graphic:

Page 5 Title:
Comprehensive C/C++ Language support
Point 1:
GUI development in C/C++ is faster than ever with
new Subclassing wizard and Qt Designer.
Narrative 1:
Point 2:
Source formatting, syntax highlighting and code folding
using Kate and QEditor editors.
Narrative 2:
Point 3:
Problem reporter will display errors, TODO and FIXME
in code while typing.
Narrative 3:
Point 4:
Automatic code completion and code hinting is available
for symbols in project and in any external library.
Narrative 4:
Point 5:
A lot of code wizards were created to make the C/C++
development easier. Those include new class, method
and attribute wizards, "make member" and "extract
interface" features.
Narrative 5:
Point 6:
GNU Debugger (GDB) frontend took a lot of enhancements
and now supports debugging shells and remote debugging.
Narrative 6:
Point 7:
Narrative 7:
Graphic: