RE: [FR-devel] Moving Towards a First Release (FreeBASE)

[Rich Kilmer]

I will look long and hard at these and let you all know what I can do.

In the meantime, I updated the FreeBASE page on the FreeRIDE wiki that
includes a downloadable (and installable) instance of the FreeBASE
subsystem if anyone would like to use it outside of FreeRIDE itself.  I
am using it on a DARPA (US Dept of Defense) project and needed to have
it separated out.

Page href:  http://www.rubyide.org/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?FreeBASE

We should probably enable this via Savannah, but until then, the link is
there for download.

Regards,

Rich

> -----Original Message-----
> From: address@hidden [mailto:freeride-
> address@hidden On Behalf Of Curt Hibbs
> Sent: Tuesday, July 09, 2002 7:21 PM
> To: Freeride-Devel
> Cc: Nishio Mizuho
> Subject: [FR-devel] Moving Towards a First Release
> 
> With the incredible work that Laurent has done on FreeRIDE lately, I
would
> say we are getting close to having something we could release as an
early
> alpha.
> 
> Here's what I think need to be done before we can make such a release
> (feel
> free to add your own opinion):
> 
> Must Have:
> - Syntax highlighting
> - Integrate Nishio Mizuho's source browser
> - Fix the Window's threading problem
> - Thorough testing
> 
> Should Have:
> - Debugger
> - Add unit tests to the source code
> 
> Would be Nice:
> - A simple "gettext" like facility for
>   rudimentary internationalization.
> 
> The reason I include the source browser in the Must Have category is
that
> this is a feature that will really set FreeRIDE apart from the
> competition.
> Nishio, is the source browser in state where we can use it?
> 
> We need some more people to jump in and take on some of this work. I'm
> working, initially, on solving the Windows threading problem. If that
goes
> quickly, then I will pick up some other well, or update the
documentation
> on
> the wiki (as I had promised several weeks ago).
> 
> After our initial release, I would see some of us working on basic IDE
> features while others work on the higher-end stuff (like refactoring
> support, pair programming support, etc).
> 
> Curt
> 
> 
> 
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