[tde-devels] Re: TDE Development for Newbies

Mike Smith via tde-devels wrote: I started with BASIC in 1984 and then had some C and Prolog in 1994. After this I found OOP from the concept side of things more logical and started learning OOO in PERL, PHP, C++. I am not a devoted developer, but rather enthusiast. However after TDE was born and KDeveloper did not improve much because of man power constraints, I found Eclipse (the C++ IDE) to be very powerful tool. It requires a bit of mem and cpu, but it has many useful plugins and additional tools that make development easy. For the dependencies (includes, libs) and the related syntax highlighting I setup the paths and export them. Then I import them into any TDE project I open. It supports collaboration in GIT. I'll end up here with the advertisement - if you are interested have a look into it. I prefer developing on my workstation, but compiling in chroot and testing in a VM. There are various reasons I do this, but in fact you can do everything in one VM, or perhaps mount a share with the code repository into the VM, so that you can recreate the VM without affecting the repo. Many thanks to Michele for sharing and supporting in the beginning of my journey. BR -- FCD6 3719 0FFB F1BF 38EA 4727 5348 5F1F DCFE BCB0