Touching to one of today’s hot topics is simply fun. Big data is one of them. Why is it so important to know! What exactly it is! How is it useful! Curious to know? 🙂 Follow up.. Since beginning, it is always good to save your things for future. Have a look at the history,… Continue reading Big Data
As I mentioned in my previous posts about my GSOC project, I have been working to improve the UI of OpenSCAD, a 3D CAD Modeler. The project is aimed to enhance the usability of the software by adding new features that are easy and quick to access and use and also to provide the aesthetic… Continue reading GSOC project – UI brushup of OpenSCAD
Hello, Today we will develop our own editor using QScintilla. I hope you must have downloaded and installed it, if not, refer my last post. Before start developing, you must be familiar with the QScintilla Documentation. Also the QScintilla folder you have downloaded has complete documentation. Being in QScintilla main folder, type $firefox doc/html-Qt4Qt5/index.html and… Continue reading QScintilla Editor Development
QScintilla, What is this? QScintilla is a port to Qt of Neil Hodgson’s Scintilla C++ editor control. So QScintilla is a scintilla based editor that uses Qt functions to implement a good number of impressive features such as syntax highlighting, error indication, folding, code completion, breakpoints etc. QScintilla is available under the GNU GPL (v2… Continue reading QScintilla Editor Integration
The next task in my proposal for GSOC was integrating an Editor into OpenSCAD. This integration of Editor is necessary, as it was observed that many users prefer external editors like notepad++ etc over legacy editor of OpenSCAD. These editors facilitates them with functionality like auto code completion, brace completion, syntax highlighting etc. A discussion… Continue reading Editor interface
Finally the coding period of GSOC has arrived. There is no end of excitement but also little fear. Just praying and hoping for the best. As we had our final exams during community bonding period, I wasn’t able to devote enough time to my project. But whenever I got time, I read code and worked… Continue reading Coding begins…
Google Summer of Code, an opportunity to learn and work with great great developers working in real time open source projects, is really a big motivation for students to work hard towards learning programming. This time is very crucial for every student applying for this contest and I am one of them. Choosing a community… Continue reading GSOC proposal and patch
Did you ever have a confusion between git and github? Like, Is git a software of a webite? Have you ever amazed at its features? If it is a website where you can upload your code so that other can view and contribute into it, then what is that, you installed before making an account… Continue reading Git vs Github, Confusion resolved 🙂
If you are window’s or mac’s user till the date and new to ubuntu or any linux based operating system, then read on, this may help you. In Windows when download a software from internet or from a CD, we get executable form of the program(software) and we run the executable installer to get the… Continue reading journey of a software to your system
Today, in the morning, I went to Inderpreet’s home, Samrala in bus. I reached at 10:30 in his home. Gurvinder also came but amitoj and raman didn’t. I started working with Inderpreet on our code and Gaurav taught AuthWidget to Gurvinder. We worked with full dedication and a lot of problems get solved 🙂 Then… Continue reading Bad Luck 😦
Shaina Sabarwal 