On Wed, May 26, 2010 at 12:00 PM, Matti Airas <[email protected]>wrote:
> Hi list, > > Here's again a brief update on what we've been doing, what's going on > currently, and what's been planned for the near future. > > In our previous sprint, which ended last Wednesday, the big new thing was > support for new-style signals and slots. That's already available in > Gitorious, although the class name capitalization might still need to be > updated according to re-opened PSEP 100. Also, a huge bunch of bugs were > fixed. > > In the present sprint, we've already fixed 9 bugs and work to implement the > new features of Qt 4.7 is ongoing. We expected to have time only to barely > touch the Qt 4.7 stuff but the team is absolutely on fire and there's > actually a fighting chance that we have full Qt 4.7 support done by the end > of this sprint! Assuming this will happen, there's probably going to be a > new release next week (although I didn't discuss this with the team yet). > > We'll be continuing the intense bugfixing mode in the near future but also > work on new features. Next things to work on will be investigating Python 3 > and API 2 (PSEP 101) implementation and then actually implementing them. My > personal wish is to freeze the API at that point and begin a maturization > period to make PySide really production-quality. As discussed, this wouldn't > mean the API development stops there but that we would just need to find > ways to implement any future changes without breaking existing software. > > On the bindings front, Qt Mobility API is the next thing to tackle once Qt > 4.7 is there. This development will probably happen side-by-side with the > API implementation work. > > Cheers, > > ma. > _______________________________________________ > PySide mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.openbossa.org/listinfo/pyside > Thanks a lot! -- Luca Donaggio
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