Finally KDevelop 4.0 final published
May 1, 2010 at 2:30 pm | Posted in KDevelop | 11 CommentsThose reading the dot regularly will already know it, the final release of KDevelop 4.0 is out. For more extensive information what it includes I suggest you read the dot story.
It only took us 3 years to get there and I think what we’ve accomplished is quite amazing. And its just the beginning, we have various ideas how to further continue with KDevelop and bring you even more cool features and improvements. As I already blogged there’s two GSoC project with much potential related to KDevelop.
So go get it, compile it and enjoy how it makes hacking on code a breeze.
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Congrats! I use KDevelop4 for more then a year for Krita development. I can’t imagine work without it. Great job, thanks a lot!
Comment by LukasT— May 1, 2010 #
Thank you a lot!!!!! I love it
Comment by David— May 1, 2010 #
Congrats! Hacking on Okteta without KDevelop would be no fun
I hope that I’ll finish the Okteta plugin for KDevelop for 4.1, as it’s just a matter of adding the “Open with…” menu entry at a proper place.
Comment by frinring— May 1, 2010 #
Great news ! Congrats to all KDevelop team …
Comment by Sandro Andrade— May 2, 2010 #
Great release. Love the new support for C++. BTW don’t forget to promote this more. I didn’t even see the mail from kde-announce mailing list. ho, and are there any news on Java support? How for is it?
Comment by Tsiolkovsky— May 2, 2010 #
Java is working, but lacking quite some features that C++ has…
About the announcement: A dot story is not enough?? Well, I really forgot about the announce-list.
Comment by apaku— May 4, 2010 #
Great news. I can’t wait to use this.
Comment by dokinkon— May 2, 2010 #
Congratulations, I’m using it day to day for C++ development and the powerfull autocompletion makes it the best IDE IMHO.
Thx, keep rocking !
Comment by Simon Esneault— May 3, 2010 #
Awesome work!
However, there is still one minor problem….. when can we expect typename keyword support?
Otherwise, I think KDevelop is currently unmatched by any other C++ IDE out there……
Comment by thorgt— May 3, 2010 #
That’ll happen as soon as someone provides a patch for it. The parser isn’t exactly easy to understand or change and our main C++ developer is currently having only limited time.
Comment by apaku— May 4, 2010 #
Are there any docs on the parser? That’s an area I’m quite interested in, so I might look into that if I have time.
Comment by thorgt— May 4, 2010 #