• GSoC’s ending

    by  • August 18, 2011 • Common, Developers, KDE, Users • 3 Comments

    Soon the GSoC projects of this year are over again.

    I would like to thank our two students Adrian Lungu and Svyatoslav Kuzmich for their work!

    They both did a nice job and improved both the code folding and the vi mode a lot.

    Thanks to them and I hope they stick around in our project, more help is always welcome ;)

    And thanks to Google for sponsoring their efforts.

    About

    Dr.-Ing. Christoph Cullmann is a Senior Software Engineer at AbsInt Angewandte Informatik GmbH. His work is focused on static analysis of both binary and source programs and the WCET analysis of embedded systems. In his spare time, he works on the KDE project and maintains the Kate editor application and component.

    http://cullmann.io/

    3 Responses to GSoC’s ending

      • Christoph Cullmann
        August 23, 2011 at 22:02

        Nothing, as we had not enough free slots for Kate to accept this proposal, beside it is for me not clear if elastic tab stops have any sense given nearly everybody cooperates with others which use different editors/IDEs which don’t have such a feature.

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        • flying sheep
          September 11, 2011 at 10:34

          what…?
          i was so excited that the greatest thing which could happen to text editors finally gets into the greatest of all text editors.

          i’m totally disappointed right now.

          getting this into kate would revolutionize the way i write code and be a step into acceptance of this method. try reading the idea before giving dismissive 1-argument answers next time, please.

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