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== current ==

* view source
** interface for "open thing"
* activity sigs
** hashes
** resolve untranslateds issue
** install multiple versions
*** directory argument to bundle.unpack()
*** journal object opening logic
**** remembers who made it
***** while I'm at it, develop bundles default to edit, not run.
* reduce save overkill
* collaboration
** diff/merge
* other activity.info work
** category?
** feedback?
** bitfrost permission requests?



== Old votes ==

I am planning to apply to OLPC for a job as a contractor, working on Develop. I have been told that my first-priority feature, automatic code localization, would be hard to justify on the OLPC roadmap. So I'd like to hear some votes/priorities on the following "dream" features, listed roughly from easiest to hardest (+/- two slots):
I am planning to apply to OLPC for a job as a contractor, working on Develop. I have been told that my first-priority feature, automatic code localization, would be hard to justify on the OLPC roadmap. So I'd like to hear some votes/priorities on the following "dream" features, listed roughly from easiest to hardest (+/- two slots):


* auto-pylint
* auto-pylint
* doctools
* doctools
* (added) class browser
* peekaboo-like (figleaf with xmacro - throw autogenerated events at an activity, watch coverage, and log stack traces. When I worked at Palm, they called it "gremlins".)
* peekaboo-like (figleaf with xmacro - throw autogenerated events at an activity, watch coverage, and log stack traces of errors. When I worked at Palm/3com/Palmsource, they called it "gremlins".)
* autocompletion
* autocompletion
* move towards collaboration, starting with support for merges and changelogs (new-version notification and real-time collaboration would both come later than this)
* move towards collaboration, starting with support for merges and changelogs (new-version notification and real-time collaboration would both come later than this)

Latest revision as of 17:06, 28 July 2008

current

  • view source
    • interface for "open thing"
  • activity sigs
    • hashes
    • resolve untranslateds issue
    • install multiple versions
      • directory argument to bundle.unpack()
      • journal object opening logic
        • remembers who made it
          • while I'm at it, develop bundles default to edit, not run.
  • reduce save overkill
  • collaboration
    • diff/merge
  • other activity.info work
    • category?
    • feedback?
    • bitfrost permission requests?


Old votes

I am planning to apply to OLPC for a job as a contractor, working on Develop. I have been told that my first-priority feature, automatic code localization, would be hard to justify on the OLPC roadmap. So I'd like to hear some votes/priorities on the following "dream" features, listed roughly from easiest to hardest (+/- two slots):

  • auto-pylint
  • doctools
  • (added) class browser
  • peekaboo-like (figleaf with xmacro - throw autogenerated events at an activity, watch coverage, and log stack traces of errors. When I worked at Palm/3com/Palmsource, they called it "gremlins".)
  • autocompletion
  • move towards collaboration, starting with support for merges and changelogs (new-version notification and real-time collaboration would both come later than this)
HoboPrimate 21:45, 15 May 2008 (EDT) - This would make Develop unique
  • automatic code localization (program in Python with Spanish/Chinese/whatever keywords, but it is real python on-disk)
  • debugger
  • Gui designer (a la glade)
  • C, via gcc and/or tcc
AlbertCahalan 20:49, 15 May 2008 (EDT)
  • Support for hosting the project on various popular sites like dev.laptop.org and SourceForge (easy interface to svn/git/cvs, etc.)
AlbertCahalan 20:49, 15 May 2008 (EDT)
  • other (bug tracking? etc.)

Add :~~~~ underneath an option to vote for it, and include any short reason/explanation you care to.

(for those unfamiliar with Develop currently, it has source coloring, good find-replace, log viewing, rudimentary version control through the journal. Currently I am working on updating the bundle format, this will make Develop more useful for existing activities, and make sugar smarter about updates; for instance you will be able to have a dev version and a stable version coexist on a given XO. This current work would be done before I would even begin with anything from the above list.)