Sunday, April 20th, 2008
Tango is a candidate for the Google-sponsored Hackontest. If you are a Tango user, or just a lover of D, you can help out by registering as a Hackontest user and voting for Tango at its Hackontest project page.
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Sunday, April 20th, 2008
Thanks to Jesse Phillips, you can now download an index for Learn to Tango With D
. It’s currently available in three formats: PDF, ODT and RTF.
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Sunday, April 13th, 2008
Mac users can download a bundle containing Tango and GDC for 0S X 10.5. From the blog post:
Included is GDC with libgtango together with a complete set of D and Tango documentation as well as about 50 different examples with complete source code. Installs into standard paths and does not interfere with your current environment (using isolating prefix /usr/share/gdc). This packages does not require Apple Developer tools, even though it is highly recommended.
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Saturday, April 12th, 2008
Over the last few years, I’ve often had quite a lot going on. But since last fall, personal and professional issues and commitments have severely limited my time at the keyboard. As a result, a lot of things that I want to do have had to take a back seat to things I need to do.
Derelict is one of the things that I’ve not been able to keep up with. I’ve been as attentive as I can to the forums, getting fixes in for any issues that pop up when I can. I’ve given a couple of people write access to the repository to get Mac updates in when they can. We’ve got several packages working on Mac now and more are sure to follow. But I’ve got other things that need to take priority, including a certain Tango project that was announced here and in the NG some months ago and has fallen badly behind, meaning I can’t devote the time and effort right now to Derelict that it needs.
So I’m asking for help. I’m not about to abandon the project, but I need to step away from it for a while so that I’m not constantly worrying about it. What I’m looking for are some volunteers to help keep Derelict in shape — staying on top of bug fixes, helping with the Mac side of things, updating packages to the latest versions of the libraries they bind, getting the documentation up to date, and so on.
I still need to talk to Tom (h3r3tic) to see what his situation is (I know he’s busy with team0xf stuff), so I won’t be getting into any organizational details just yet. But if you are willing to help out, please let me know. I’m particularly interested in finding someone who can be an interim project manager, because I surely don’t want to dump everything in Tom’s lap. If you are familiar with Derelict and have the spare time to stay on top of the forums, oversee submissions, get bug fixes in as problems arise… I’m very interested in hearing from you.
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Thursday, April 10th, 2008
If you’re a Linux type and not a fan of vi/vim/emacs/tooth-pulling, you can find improved D syntax highlighting for Kate over at the MDE forums. MDE, by the way, is a modular game engine project which sports some nifty features so far.
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