It does look like I've finally reached the state where my job became my passion. You doubt it's possible? I have a counter-evidence :)
From this very moment Pluron company is starting sponsoring me to work on KDevelop. I'm allowed now to spend part of my work time on KDevelop! That's so increadibly cool! We'll make the announcement soon, but I can't wait to tell about that ;)
In Pluron we develop Ruby/Rails project and of course use KDevelop as our IDE, so my primary target would probably be to make KDevelop4 shine as a Ruby IDE but of course I'll continue my work on UI and other things. This is a good chance to make all the difference ;)
Thanks to Pluron and special thanks to Gleb Arshinov, company founder and great open source supporter who made this possible!
PS: this is a shameless plug, but if you live in Ukraine, passionate about open source, ruby and/or ruby on rails or just look for a cool place to work, consider joining us ;)
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Alexander,
this is really cool news, as I love KDevelop (although for Qt/C++). I'm happy for you, as I know how great it is when job and hobby are the same things.
Really great news. Everone is using probably Radrails now, but it has several rough edges and doesn't even get syntax hilighting or code completion right...
Fantastic news. So, gratulations and a lot of thanks to pluron !
Sounds great, KDevelop is much quicker than RadRails. Set your sights on getting us Linux users more of the TextMate functionality please!
Request #1: a treeview of directories in addition to the single-directory view that's currently there.
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