moin, as promised, I'm going to write some lines, about my development-workflow. Let's start with SCM. I'm using git, because I sometimes don't have a working connection to the Internet when developing. (Or it's damn slow.. and SVN, especially on sf.net is a PITA when it's slow ;)) I haven't found any nice GUI front-end for git, so I am working in a terminal. I used to have git cheat- sheets flying around on my desk, but they aren't necessary any longer. Some time ago, I wrote some hints about git in a terminal into the wiki, so I won't explain this in detail, here.
Concerning KDE development, I learned most of my "tricks" on http://techbase.kde.org ;) Especially these slides of David Faure helped me a lot and did fit quite good into my programming habits. You can find them here: http://web.davidfaure.fr/scripts/ For my zsh I use the grml config (Which should fit most into debian-based systems, but it's working great for me on openSUSE and gentoo). You can find it here: http://grml.org/zsh/ I just use David's find_up method to load a special .my-setup file which sets all that KDE specific stuff (described by David and on techbase) for my ~/projects/kde/ folder. Since some time I am using KDevelop to actually hack on KDE code. It offers some nice features and is also stable enough to work with it. This is straight forward, I just imported the project and started hacking. I adjusted some environment variables, to match to my setup and after that compiling works. I had some problems with installing and running (especially in gdb). This situation should improve with the next release of KDevelop. For now, I just switch into Konsole and just use cmakekde (from techbase) in the .my-setup environment I described earlier. Well.. I hope that helped in one way or the other.. Any comments or questions are welcome :) bye then julian
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