CMMI is an acronym for “Capability Maturity Model Integrated.” The last word basically means that CMMI is a fusion of best practices from a number of different capability maturity models that were eventually combined into a single model that is reminicent of the CMM.

Maturity means that whatever the company is doing, the company does it in a way that is well-documented, where everyone knows what is expected of them and perform accordingly, where performance is not dependent on heroes, and where decisions are made on proper analysis of the situation.

Hey all!

I’m happy to announce the release of Massif-Visualizer 0.3. You can download the sources here:

http://download.kde.org/download.php?url=stable/massif-visualizer/0.3/src

Highlights of this release:

Let’s assume you want to display the logo of your company in your Qt app. Most probably that logo has just single color with an alpha channel.But: Having the color hard coded in the image is not nice, there are users (like me!) out there, who use a custom (dark!) color scheme. Meaning: If your logo is black/dark and assumes a bright background and you just embed it blindly in your app, I probably won’t see it since the background will be dark in my case.

Here is a solution for the simple case of a mono-colored PNG with an alpha channel which I came up with:

Coming Soon

Yawn. Hello everyone!

After two nights of backporting sleep in my RL branch to fix the deficiency I built up during Randa, I feel somewhat normal again. Time to blog, eh?

Hey all!

I wanted to quickly notify you all about the availability of KDevelop 4.2.0 final, you can download it here: http://download.kde.org/download.php?url=stable/kdevelop/4.2.0/src/ . Most people should be fine with waiting for updated packages from their distributor though.

Good news everyone, part 1 for today:

I’m happy to announce the immediate availability of KDevelop 4.1.2, a pure bug fix release without new features. Anyone using the 4.1 branch is urged to upgrade to this new version as soon as possible. Keep in mind that if you are using KDE 4.6 or higher, you need the 4.2 branch. This release works fine with KDE 4.4 or 4.5 though.

Note: This is - probably - the last release in this branch. We are now concentrating on 4.2 and what will become 4.3 eventually.

Hey all,

I’m happy to announce the immediate availability of KDevelop 4.2 Beta 1. This is a testing version and any kind of feedback would be welcome and appreciated. Please use our bugtracker. You can download the sources or wait for your distribution to create packages.

Hey all,

I’d like to have some feedback from you. Consider this code:

Good news everyone!

I’m happy to announce the immediate availability of KDevelop 4.1.1, a pure bug fix release. Every user is urged to upgrade to this new and improved version.

You can download the sources from one of the mirros. Though most users should get this update via a distribution package update.

Hey all,

another blog post today, I’m on fire :) This one is shorter though: I want to notify you all that Quanta compiles against KDevelop master again (i.e. what will become 4.2 and uses the MovingInterface from Kate).

If you are using KDevelop 4.1 and want to use one of the Quanta plugins, like XML or CSS language support or XDebug or Crossfire integration, checkout the 4.1 branch.

Good news everyone!

Since Gaël finally came around to release KGraphViewer 2.1, I can go ahead and do the same for Massif Visualizer!

Download Massif Visualizer 0.1

The iPhone is a series of advanced multimedia and Internet-enabled Smartphones, developed and marketed by the Apple Inc. Very first version of iPhone was launched by Apple on 9th of January 2007. It has a great set of features, which include digital camera, visual voicemail, Internet client, web browsing, email, text messaging, 3G and Wi-Fi connectivity, portable media player, touch screen, and virtual keypad.

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Hello everyone!

Hey all,

I’ve improved my javascript highlighter for backtraces on bugs.kde.org and fixed some bugs (e.g. the BUG 123456 links where lost before). Additionally I just added another feature that gives you a nice little navigation bar like this:

Good news everyone!

I’m happy to announce the immediate availability of KDevelop 4.1 Beta 3. This is a testing release, any feedback is greatly appreciated. But keep in mind that it might exhibit unexpected behavior and eat your children. Please send us your feedback either via one of our mailing lists, #kdevelop on freenode or put general bugs and wish request as always to http://bugs.kde.org.

Hey all,

please don’t use KDevelop master with KDELibs 4.5.1 or lower. Katepart in that version misses a crucial commit that makes KDevelop crash. It is fixed for 4.5.2. In the meantime you have on of the following options:

1. Build kate from sources
2. Switch to the stable branches, i.e.: KDevplatform 1.1, KDevelop 4.1, PHP 1.1, …
3. wait for the 4.5.2 release

bye

Hey all,

before I go on a short one-week vacation, I wanted to leave you a short note about the outcome of my GSOC, where I tried to revive the Quanta+ brand.

First up, I passed, many thanks to my mentor Andras Mantia. But well, it’s not like I got that for free. In a first estimation I did about 500 commits to Quanta, PHP and KDevplatform in the last three months. So I hope you all agree that I deserve the Google money :)

But lets talk about what I planned to achieve and what I actually achieved:

Hey everyone,

as the pencils down for this years GSOC is approaching I thought it’s time to write another blog entry to notify the world about my current status.

Good news everyone!

I’m happy to announce the availability of our first patch level release for KDevelop 4. You can get it and the related packages from:

http://download.kde.org/download.php?url=stable/kdevelop/4.0.1/src/

This is a bugfix only release and everyone is urged to upgrade as soon as possible. Below you find a list of changes that went into this release.

Hey everyone!

Apparently “Application Integration from KDE Finance Group” is not taking place, instead Aleix and me will fill the gap and talk about KDevelop 4. We haven’t got any slides and only prepared roughly yesterday, but we decided just to show KDevelop 4 in action. Lets hope that there will be something in there for any interested KDE developer.

I’ll definitely show some assistants again, since apparently many people still ignore them even though they are imo one of the best features we have.

So come to room I at 12:15 :)