Hassan, Stev3 et al. My Evergreen development environment is Gentoo Linux (servers and desktops); also using CLI tools such as ack (or grep) for finding details. Some server-side editing (if necessary) done with nano but most coding is done with jEdit - which supports sftp, diff, and highlighting of loads of different languages. On my dev-desktop I use Terminator as the terminal cause multi-pane broadcast groups are cool. I'm using git via CLI (but have a large-type cheat sheet on the wall) and I browse around the database using phpPgAdmin. If I used commercial software I'd get that Navicat - it's very (very!) good
-- David Busby Edoceo, Inc. http://edoceo.com/ 206.282.6500 On Thu, Apr 5, 2012 at 9:53 AM, Steve Wills <[email protected]> wrote: > Hassan, > > To give you a more useful answer to your IDE question, I tried using > Eclipse for a while but found that Evergreen contains so many different > languages and parts that I felt hobbled by the 'Integration' of that > environment. > > My development servers are Amazon EC3 slices using Ubuntu AMI's. Since I > work on a Mac, I tend to work in code using the Textwrangler editor, which > has sftp builtin as well as code formatting templates for C, Perl, PHP, > Java and Javascript, all of which one encounters running around in the gutz > of Evergreen-ILS. When shelling onto the server to use Vim or psql, I > like iTerm. I broke down and bought Navicat to help with postgres and > mysql when wearing my DBA hat. Finally, I manage git with SourceTree which > does a great job of remembering the git commands for me. I'm sure others > do it differently. I'd be curious to hear about their preferred > development suites. > > Stev3 'not THAT grey' Wills > > > -----Original Message----- > *From:* Hassan Radi [mailto:[email protected]] > *Sent:* Thursday, April 5, 2012 07:54 AM > *To:* [email protected] > *Subject:* [OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] Evergreen Development > > Hi everyone. > > Hope this finds you all well. > > My name is Hassan and I am applying to Google Summer of Code this year for > the testing part. I have managed to get the Evergreen environment up and > running, got access rights as a contributor and managed also to get the > code from Git repository, but I have a question: > > - What is the used IDE to develop Evergreen? Is it Eclipse? I need to take > a look at the code and figure out how it is organized, how many modules are > there in order to include that in the proposal timeline. > - The ideas page mention something about bonus items "PostgreSQL testing > via pgTAP, browser testing with Selenium or Windmill". I want to know > further information about that part in order to consider it in my proposal. > Any links in the documentation to read would be nice. > > Thanks in advance and looking forward to your replies. > > Bets regards, > > -- > Hassan Muhammad Hassan > Third Year-Computer Engineering Department > Faculty of Engineering-Cairo University > Facebook <http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002387443281>- > LinkedIn <http://www.linkedin.com/pub/hassan-radi/3b/906/7b2> > --- > Software Tester at UTest.com <http://www.utest.com/> > Coordinator of the Arabic Translation team of Gephi > <https://www.transifex.net/projects/p/gephi/team/ar/>project > *Website:* http://hassan1990.users.sourceforge.net/ > > >
