By: powerfox
2008
30
Aug
30
Aug
Hi! My name is Evgeniy Ivanov and I was a GSoC student mentored by Alexander Dymo.
I've developed DVCS support in KDevelop.
It's a small preview of working things I've implemented this summer (some things need some love and I will give it).
This summer was amazing: our team includes very interesting, intelligent and kind people. I wasn't able to know all of them during one summer, but Alexander, Andreas, Amilcar, David, Vladimir, Manuel, all other guys impressed me very much. When I knew most of them have PhD I decided I want it too (but I have to study 3-3.5 years before getting Master degree :D). Before I start, the sweetest thing (currently only for Git and with few minor glitches):
KDevelop has basic support for three most popular DVCSes now:
Mercurial and Bazaar are less supported, but I need just few lines to make them more functional, so things below are based on generic code + special Git executors(proxy) which a few lines.
Branching and VCScommitDialog used powered by Git:
Finally, whetting your appetite. Here is a screen of QGit integrated into KDevelop4. I hope in KDevelop4 we will have something like this (we have almost many things done) for all our DVCSes (Git, Mercurial, Bazaar) and Subversion.
I want to thank all people helped me during this summer:
Alexander Dymo(adymo, KDevelop) — My mentor who is strong both in GUI and Git.
Andreas Pakulat(apaku, KDevelop) — The man who can help with any part of KDevelop(or maybe even ith whole KDE && Qt).
Shawn O. Pearce (spearce, Git) — A man who is not in KDE, but who contacted my mentor and me to suggest his help.
Marco Costalba — QGit author, explained a lot of code from QGit.
Paul Mackerras — Gitk author, explained some basic algorithm (building rev history).
All guys from different IRC channels, mailinglist.
And of course Google for the amazing Open Source Program: Google summer of Code!
This summer was amazing: our team includes very interesting, intelligent and kind people. I wasn't able to know all of them during one summer, but Alexander, Andreas, Amilcar, David, Vladimir, Manuel, all other guys impressed me very much. When I knew most of them have PhD I decided I want it too (but I have to study 3-3.5 years before getting Master degree :D). Before I start, the sweetest thing (currently only for Git and with few minor glitches):
KDevelop has basic support for three most popular DVCSes now:
Mercurial and Bazaar are less supported, but I need just few lines to make them more functional, so things below are based on generic code + special Git executors(proxy) which a few lines.
Branching and VCScommitDialog used powered by Git:
Finally, whetting your appetite. Here is a screen of QGit integrated into KDevelop4. I hope in KDevelop4 we will have something like this (we have almost many things done) for all our DVCSes (Git, Mercurial, Bazaar) and Subversion.
I want to thank all people helped me during this summer:
Alexander Dymo(adymo, KDevelop) — My mentor who is strong both in GUI and Git.
Andreas Pakulat(apaku, KDevelop) — The man who can help with any part of KDevelop(or maybe even ith whole KDE && Qt).
Shawn O. Pearce (spearce, Git) — A man who is not in KDE, but who contacted my mentor and me to suggest his help.
Marco Costalba — QGit author, explained a lot of code from QGit.
Paul Mackerras — Gitk author, explained some basic algorithm (building rev history).
All guys from different IRC channels, mailinglist.
And of course Google for the amazing Open Source Program: Google summer of Code!
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Hello! It's very interesting
Hello!
It's very interesting things that you did!
But what university are you studying at? I'm Russian too (MIPT). :)
Anton Goloborodko.
To Anton
Thanks :)
I'm studying at SPbSU ITMO.