Christoph already wrote several blog posts about the upcoming projects plugin. In his last blog, he mentioned that a project can now be created on-the-fly by reading the git or subversion output: All the files under version control are automatically listed as files in the project. However, this is restricted to git and subversion. If you always...
Read more →After bit more playing around with the project plugin, I did get aware that I am even to lazy to open project files. Normally if I need to fix something or add new features, I just go to the directory and open the source or build system files I need to work on. Therefore...
Read more →After a bit toying around, the first version of project management plugin has landed in the master branch of the kate.git. First time I developed a new feature in a feature-clone in my scratch space on git.kde.org. Very cool, KDE sysadmins did a GREAT job with that stuff: easy to setup and use Now, people...
Read more →Some years ago the Kate team introduced the “Session” feature. This allows you easily to keep around different Kate sessions for different work tasks, like coding, web design, writing, … Whereas I used that feature a lot at start during my normal daily work, I kind of no longer used it already since some...
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