Hi!
I was kind of busy last week. That is a lot of work to do and unfortunately my grandma got sick again and is hospitalized 
I’m very sad, but I hope that better winds come soon.
Anyway, I have some improvements last week. I access gluon’s irc and I have an idea of what to do on it. I should looked the code a little more and coding too, but the problems made that I don’t =/. In SaaS class I saw more videos and made the first assignment. I got 500/500 \o/
This week is becoming one of the most productive of my vacations. I am very focused and excited with the world of possibilities that I see. I started SaaS class and it has people from everywhere \o/. The videos and the guideline are made well. It’s so cool this type of opportunity!
In parallel I did some tutorials with the first steps of QT development. Plus I cloned the source of Gluon. Hey Nanci, Why Gluon? Because I love games and the idea is very cool. I will play with it and show to my friends of Indigente later ^-^. I have some difficult to find libalure-dev for OpenSUSE, but in the end I made it! I will make the exercises proposed on the book that I’m reading, Code Quality and checkout the code to see what I can do.
Next steps:
I am very excited
See you.
Oh! Now I realize that I don’t write anything here almost a year. I’ve been very busy and I don’t think I write very well 
Anyway, I’m trying to restart again because I really have to improve my English and I have some goals to the new year. I hope that 2012 don’t be the last year, though lol.
Last year I have some issues in my personal life that really made me sad. I’m happy for realize that I’m stronger now.
Talking about my 2012′s goals I spent a long time thinking about contribute continuously to free software. The question is: which project? I’ve contributed to Anjuta previously and was very cool. I’ve learned very much, opened my mind, made me feel more confident, but I didn’t identify much. Right now I’m using KDE + OpenSUSE. A year ago I was using GNOME + Ubuntu.
For now I’m studying QT and taking the SaaS course. I hope to bring some news soon
Hi,
this is the last status update. I’ll soon make another blog entry about the project.
These are the links for the commits:
I’ve learn a lot about regular expressions, working with glade and a lot of the functioning of the debug-manager and GDB plugins inside Anjuta.
Hello all,
sorry for taking too long to update my status. As I said on my last post, I was working on a plugin to load projects that use makefiles (bug 637981). That was much harder than I and my mentor expected, but the work is done, it’s working fine and it’s on Anjuta 2.91.90 beta 1. Here are a few screenshots:
That done, I went to work on the user interface of the anjuta’s debug manager. The graphical interface is the part I like most and I’m happy with it.
I’ve just sent a patch for review of bug 307515, that is about drag and dropping symbols onto the watches panel to add a new watch, instead of using a dialog.
After this work, I will work on another bugs of the debug manager.
I’ve been busy on making the makefile backend work with the new Anjuta project manager. The work that me and my mentor expected to do was only a part of the needed work to make a makefile project to actually load. Also it looked a bit harder, though. I’ve sent another patch to him and I got a nice review.
Now it looks like I’m on the way to finish this. Seb said some time ago that I could change the order of the tasks. Well… now I’m looking forward to finish this task and work on a lot of small parts of Anjuta.
On the second week I had a travel. I expected to have internet access, but the 3G was quite unstable and I couldn’t work as expected.
As I’m finishing the first job, I’ll post about the other two subsequent weeks at the same time.
First of all, I should say that finding building errors is quite of hard and sometimes they are a surprise. For instance, when building GTK+3, some old shared objects on my installation path prevented it from building. I had a lot of build errors around this week and to prevent this from delaying my job I’ve stopped updating the code of the base build, since I’m working on a module that won’t be affected by these changes, as stated by my mentor. Seb helped with some of the errors and I resolved some on my own.
Most of the work involved researching, fixing build bugs and adapting the code to the project manager API.
Talking about researching, most of this was of the Makefile and Automake backends, and also libanjuta. After my mentor doing another great (and big) review of my last patch, I was left studying GObject. I knew some GTK before started this project, but nothing about GObject. Happily Seb explained most of what I need to use on the project, but I’m taking a quick look at the documentation.
Although I’m delayed on my schedule, the results are good so far. It was a task much harder than I thought of, much more complex. First of all, I’ve built the Makefile backend, that was disabled. Then I’ve made Anjuta to load this backend. What is missing is to Anjuta actually load a project. Once loaded, most, if not all, of the functions should work out of the box.
Hello,
first of all, I should say that I’m happy in contribute with an awesome community just like GNOME. Also, I’m learning a lot.
The first thing I’ve made on this project was studying more deeply the codebase, because I had classes until mid december, so I hadn’t much time to study it before the start of the program.
Then, I’ve learn that I should update the bugs I’m working on or talk with the person who touches that part of the code. I started hacking on bug 621424 and told my mentor, but when I was about to fix the bug, JHS fixed that. Anyway, I sent the code to my mentor, Sébastien, and he reviewed it for me. There was a little bug, not too obvious to spot and he sent me some additional comments.
Right now, I’m working in a part of code that I worked before, but I didn’t realized that it changed too much. Actually, it was being reworked since before I worked with it, in a separate branch.
I’ve spent my last days looking at the new code and at the changes that were made to the new makefile.am backend. Here is the bug 637981 that I’ve opened to keep track of the work. My tasks are to make it actually build and adapt it to the new project manager API.
I expect to have it finished at the end of the next week or so.
See you later, merry christmas.
Hi,
This was a busy week to me, I had some exams in the college. But I’m very happy today.
Yesterday the GNOME Project has announced the interns for the GNOME Outreach Program for Women and I’m one of them.
Congratulations for the others girls
So I’m going to work on the Anjuta Project with Sébastien Granjoux as my mentor.
I submitted two patches for this project last month. Now I pretend continue this work and improve this cool IDE.
Hi all,
today I start this blog to talk about my academic life, free software, my research and what comes to my mind
Right now I am very busy, but happy. It’s good to see the result of hard work.
