I agree with Fabien's opinion (below). People are always interested to
work on new features -- it seems like the CoreData stuff for example is
already well on its way even though Tiger's just out -- but it's the
more thankless work like fixing bugs and filling in rarely-invoked
implementations that most needs to be compensated to occur at all.
On Jun 16, 2005, at 5:25 AM, Fabien VALLON wrote:
Adam Fedor wrote:
Alex Perez has suggested using some of the funds that GNUstep has
(and/or directed donations from individuals) to fund a part-time
programmer to improve GNUstep. Some specific projects include
CoreData
and Predicates. Are other people interested in seeing these things
added
to GNUstep?
I think the general idea of the improvements bounty is great.
CoreData
and Predicates both seem interesting are probably good candidates to
figure out how to structure such bounty project.
Cheers,
David
I think it would be usefull to fix all bugs in AppKit / backend first
see : http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?group=gnustep
I think we can also improve UI too.
For example: focused Views/Cells should be more "visible" ( add a black
border on TextField for example ).
Make stable and "bugs free" all we already have should be the first
priority.
Other suggestions :
- Icons for the default NeXTish look.
- a clone of HearderViewer ( and pre-compiled headers )
- Port of WebCore
Fabien
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