[FC-general] New JCard Development Website

[Adrian Sutton]

Howdy all!

Long time, no update. Rest assured I'm still hunched over and coding like mad, even though the results aren't outwardly visible just yet. Just released today though is the new auto-generated website for JCard development. You can take a look at it at: http://www.freecard.org/jcard/

Almost all of the information on the site is automatically generated by Maven (http://jakarta.apache.org/maven/) which is now in charge of building pretty much everything about JCard. It compiles the source code, creates the JavaDoc documentation, generates a bunch of reports about the code and the project in general, builds the web site and finally deploys it straight up on to the server.

Among the reports is one that reports on how well I've stuck to the coding standards and commented the code, it's pretty pedantic but having the report there should encourage myself and future coders to keep in sync with it all. The coding standard I use is basically the Sun Java coding standard with just a couple of little tweaks to make life a little easier.

The current project is to get FreeGUI to load in JCard so I can use it to judge how all the UI widgets look and their compatibility etc. Obviously the scripts won't work just yet though. I'm using a pluggable design for file formats, starting with an XML file format so that we can easily support various formats (a binary one using Uli's block file format would likely be the next one to be added).

Anyway, back to coding for me.

Adrian Sutton.



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