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See also: [11]last week's Development page.
Development projects
News and Editorials
The Knoda Database Frontend for KDE
[12]Knoda, ("Knorr's Datenbank"), is a database front end for the K
Desktop Environment (KDE). It is based on the [13]hk_classes C++
database library. Knoda works with the Mysql database and the
documentation indicates that it can be installed under the Mandrake
and SuSE distributions. Knoda was written by Horst Knorr.
"Knoda is a GUI for accessing relational databases in KDE. It
comprises a Form generator, a Table and Query generator and a Report
Designer." The [14]general information page further details what Knoda
can do. The [15]screenshots page shows some examples of Knoda's
capabilities.
Version 0.5.1 of Knoda has just been released, new features include
support for KDE2 and KDE3 as well as an XML export filter and bug
fixes. See the [16]changelog for the complete list and project
history.
These pages also have some useful information:
* The Knoda [17]documentation page, which has the API documentation
and several tutorials.
* The Knoda [18]FAQ which has some useful installation tips.
Knoda can be downloaded [19]here. It is licensed under the GPL and the
LGPL.
Audio Projects
MPEG audio analysis tools. We have received [20]an announcement from
CSIRO for a set of frequency domain audio analysis tools. Maaate is a
framework for doing work with MPEG compressed files, and Bewdy allows
one to work with MP3 files. (Thanks to Silvia Pfeiffer.)
Education
SEUL/edu report for March 18, 2002. The March 18, 2002 [21]SEUL/edu
report features discussions on GNU license issues in Canada, teaching
Linux to high school students, the Free Assessment Summary Tool
(FAST), multi-language support for Tux Typing, data formats for
educational use, and more.
Embedded Systems
Embedded Linux Newsletter for March 14, 2002. The [22]March 14, 2002
edition of the LinuxDevices Embedded Linux Newsletter is out with the
latest embedded Linux news.
Tracking Down Killer Bugs (Dr. Dobbs'). Eric McRae [23]discusses
embedded system debugging techniques on Dr. Dobbs'. "In the field of
embedded system development, there occasionally arises a bug that
defies all normal techniques for discovery. These "killer" bugs are
characterized by unpredictability, an unclear hardware/software basis,
and their proximity to a major project deadline."
Network Management
iptables-1.2.6 released. Version 1.2.6 of the iptables firewall
software [24]has been released. It features a bunch of bug fixes.
(Thanks to Harald Welte.)
Science
Tk Family Practice Version 50 Released (LinuxMedNews). LinuxMedNews
[25]reports on the latest version of the Tk_familypractice medical
record system. Features include an improved install script, better
progress note templates, a file chooser dialog, improved
internationalization, and more.
BioPerl 1.0 Release (Bioinformatics). Bioinformatics has [26]an
announcement for the 1.0 release of BioPerl, a set of Perl extensions
for handling biological data. "Bioperl has been used worldwide since
1998 but the project has always used conservative release numbering -
for example, for the last 2 years, the stable release series was 0.7.
By moving to 1.0, Bioperl is declaring that it is 'feature complete'
for sequence handling, the most common task in bioinformatics. "
Web-site Development
Liferay Enterprise Portal v1.0. Liferay, a new J2EE open source portal
server [27]has been released for Linux and Windows. The portal is
built on Oracle9i. Liferay is licensed under the MIT Open Source
License.
Bricolage 1.2.2 Released (use Perl). Version 1.2.2 of the Bricolage
content management and publishing system [28]has been announced. "This
is a maintenance release with many bug fixes."
This week on Zope Members' News. New items on the [29]Zope Members'
News site include a new PHParser, FunctionalTests 0.2, and a note on a
Zope talk at the Open Source Content Management Summit in Zurich,
Switzerland on Mar 21-22 2002.
Asp2php news. A few updates [30]have been added to the Asp2php
project. "Fixed some bugs in the 'function' conversion. I also totally
updated the GUI. It should work A LOT better now. "
Apache AxKit 1.5.1 Released (use Perl). A new version of AxKit, a
mod_perl mime encoding sniffer for XML files, [31]has been announced.
This release features bug fixes, it is also the first release to be
included as part of Apache.
Introducing AxKit (O'Reilly). Barrie Slaymaker [32]takes a look at
AxKit on O'Reilly's perl.com. "Starting from the basics, this series
explains how to install a basic AxKit server and then explores AxKit's
more powerful capabilities. "
Documentation
LDP Weekly News. The March 12, 2002 [33]LDP Weekly News features a new
Latvian HOWTO as well as numerous updated documents.
The March 19, 2002 [34]LDP Weekly News mentions that Joy Goodreau will
be replacing David Merrill as the collection editor. Thanks go to Dave
for all of his hard work, and welcome to Joy. New documents include a
Compaq T1500 Linux HOWTO, and an English-language GNU/Linux
distributions HOWTO.
March 21, 2002
Application Links
[35]GIMP
[36]Mozilla
[37]Galeon
[38]High Availability
[39]ht://Dig
[40]mnoGoSearch
[41]MagicPoint
[42]Wine
[43]Worldforge
[44]Zope
Open Source Code Collections
[45]Berlios
[46]Freshmeat
[47]OpenSourceDirectory
[48]Savannah
[49]Le Serveur Libre
[50]SourceForge
[51]Sweetcode
Desktop Development
Audio Applications
AlsaPlayer 0.99.57. Version 0.99.57 of the AlsaPlayer PCM player
[52]is available. This version features bug fixes, added scopes, and
more preferences.
Web Browsers
Have You Seen These Hackers? (Mozilla). The Mozilla project [53]is
searching for a number of former developers, they need to find them
and ask their permission for the relicensing of Mozilla.
Switching from IE to Gecko (NewsForge). NewsForge has [54]an
encouraging article about a web browser developer making the switch to
Gecko. "Howard Ryan is CEO of Custom Browser, Inc. , a company that
codes (you'd never guess from the name) custom Web browsers. He's a
Windows guy, and most of his work has been based on Microsoft
Explorer's rendering engine. But Howard is starting to use Mozilla's
Gecko in his own custom and embedded browsers, and says moving to
Gecko from Explorer is not only a good idea, but is amazingly simple
for browser developers because, he says, 'the Gecko API is identical
to the IE API.'"
Desktop Environments
Kernel Cousin KDE #35. [55]Issue #35 of Kernel Cousin KDE covers
recent release candidates for KDE3, Krayon, KOffice file thumbnails,
CVS documentation accidents, and more.
People of KDE: Andy Fawcett. One of the more recent endeavours in the
KDE world is the KDEduware project. This week dot.kde.org [56]speaks
with team member Andy Fawcett. "I help out with the KDE Edu project,
doing testing, giving advice (I have some teaching experience), and
maintaining some of the website . When we 'went public' with the
project, I somehow managed to coordinate getting the text in seven
different languages, all in the space of a day, and for which I am
very grateful to the poor fools people on IRC who volunteered to
translate."
The KDE Three Meeting. Cristian Tibirna has compiled a summary of the
recent [57]KDE Three Meeting, which covered various KDE 3.0
development issues.
KDE Worldwide Goes Live. Chris Howells [58]has announced a new
project, [59]KDE Worldwide, which aims to promote KDE around the world
by assisting with the localization of KDE.
GNOME-2.0 Installation Guide Online (Gnotices). A new GNOME-2.0
Installation Guide [60]has been announced. "This GIG2 explains not
only how to compile and install the GNOME 2.0 Desktop Environment
itself but also how to compile and install the GNOME 1.4.1
applications into the new GNOME-2.0 Desktop Environment."
New GNOME themes site (Gnotices). [61]Sunshine In A Bag is a new GNOME
themes site that [62]has been announced. Its purpose is to be a
resource site for all GNOME related themes.
GNOME Summary for March 16, 2002. The March 16, 2002 [63]GNOME Summary
looks at Rhythmbox 0.1, GStreamer 0.3.3, GnuCash 1.6.6, Ada bindings
for GTK+ 2.0, the GNOME 2.0 desktop Beta 2, and more.
GUI Packages
Python/C# Mania: New Bindings Expand KDE Languages. A number of new
bindings [64]have been released for KDE and Qt, adding C# and Python
to the list of supported languages.
Interoperability
Xfsamba 0.44 Samba navigator. Version 0.44 of Xfsamba, a GUI-based
Samba navigator, [65]has been released. (Thanks to Joe Klemmer.)
Multimedia
KWinTV: Future Vision (KDE.News). KDE.News [66]reports on Richard
Moore's latest version of KWinTV, a television card interface for KDE.
Office Applications
AbiWord 0.99.3 Released (Gnotices). In the move towards the AbiWord
1.0 release, the AbiWord team [67]has announced version 0.99.3. "The
AbiWord team continues to make great progress towards 1.0. In the 4
weeks since 0.99.2 was released we've closed tons of bugs, completed
RTF import/export, added great new image handling facilities and have
made AbiWord significantly faster."
Desktop Environments
[68]GNOME
[69]GNUstep
[70]KDE
[71]XFce
[72]XFree86
Window Managers
[73]Afterstep
[74]Enlightenment
[75]FVMW2
[76]IceWM
[77]Sawfish
[78]WindowMaker
Widget Sets
[79]GTK+
[80]Qt
Programming Languages
C++
Implementing C++ Servlet Containers (Dr. Dobbs'). John Hinke
[81]introduces C++ servelet containers on Dr. Dobb's. "What if the
full power of the Java servlet API could be harnessed in C++ to create
a pure C++ web application by using the same techniques used when
creating Java web applications? C++ developers would then be able to
create C++ web applications without needing to use multiple languages,
or using a slower technology such as Java or CGI."
Caml
Caml Weekly News. The March 19, 2002 Caml Weekl News [82]is available.
Topics include profiling, PXP-1.1.4, a lablgtk interface for Gecko,
caml-info-look, and a Text Mode Kit.
The Caml Hump. This week, [83]the Caml Hump looks at the TextMode Kit
OCaml text mode widget system and caml-info-look, an automatic OCaml
info file browser.
Java
JSP Standard Tag Libraries, Part 1 (O'Reilly). Sue Spielman
[84]introduces JSP Standard Tag Libraries on O'Reilly's OnJava site.
"If a custom tag has been created, tested, and debugged, then it only
is logical that, as a developer, you want to grab the golden ring of
OOD: reusable components. Working with custom tags is one avenue to
explore in the world of reuse. But wouldn't it be better, more
efficient, and easier if there was a set of standard tags that solved
common problems? Do we really need ten different ways to iterate, or
to do conditional processing?"
A taste of 'Bitter Java' (IBM developerWorks). Bruce A. Tate
[85]explores Java antipatterns on IBM's developerWorks. "In this
article, antipatterns expert and noted author of Bitter Java, Bruce
Tate, demonstrates how and why antipatterns are a necessary and
complementary companion to design patterns."
Lisp
CL-BibTeX alpha available. An alpha release of CL-BibTeX, a Common
Lisp replacement of the BibTeX bibliograpy database tool, [86]has been
announced.
PHP
PHP Weekly Summary. The March 17, 2002 [87]PHP Weekly Summary covers
streams support, SapDB and PHP, a FastCGI update, fixes for the PHP
audit project, interface extension, and Unix Mail, and more.
PHP Documentation Team Meeting. The notes from the PHP Documentation
Team Meeting [88]are available online.
Python
Python 2.2.1c1 released. A new candidate for the bugfix release of
Python [89]has been announced. No major new features are included,
just bug fixes. Testers are being recruited.
This week's Python-URL!. This week's [90]Python-URL! covers Enhanced
Generators, NormalDate 1.2, a Python 2.2 bug encounter, an English
thesaurus and dictionary thread, a proposed standard logging module,
PIL v1.1.3, and more.
This week on the Daily Python-URL. New items on the [91]Daily
Python-URL include a list-comprehension syntax discussion, Python
2.2.1 RC 1, a Python Logging System, Python Imaging Library, version
1.1.3, Korean Codecs 2.0.2, and more.
Ruby
Ruby: Productive Programming Language (Linux Journal). The Linux
Journal [92]looks at Ruby. "Ruby has some distinct advantages over
Python. It is a far cleaner OOP language with excellent features, and
it supports Perl's regex type terse notation. It also scores high in
enabling one to write short concise and maintainable code."
The Ruby Garden. This week, [93]the Ruby Garden discusses programmer
personalities, Dir.mkdirhier and Dir.rmdirhier, message parameters for
abort, the Mutex object, dir methods, and more.
The Ruby Weekly News. The March 18, 2002 [94]Ruby Weekly News features
announcements for Ruby Dataquery Shell 0.3.3, rpkg 0.3.1, Ruby-Gnome
0.27, Ruby/SMB beta 2, Ruby/zlib 0.5.1, the Locana GUI and GUI builder
0.81, and more.
Tcl/Tk
Tcl-URL! for March 18, 2002. This week's [95]Tcl-URL! covers try/catch
exception handling, garbage collection, embedded TCL legalities, Tcl
history, animated GIFs, the Tgdb debugger, and more.
XML
Processing Model Considered Essential (O'Reilly). Leigh Dodds
[96]looks at XML processing model issues on xml.com. "This week's
XML-Deviant takes a step backwards in an attempt to foreground an
issue that has been behind several recent debates in the XML
community, namely, the lack of a processing model for XML."
Integrated Development Environments
GNUstep Weekly Editorial. The March 15, 2002 [97]GNUstep Weekly
Editorial covers testing on different Objective-C window managers,
compatibility between Apple Objective-C++ and gcc, Chinese language
support, converting a NeXTSTEP text to speech program to Linux, and
GNUstep progress.
Section Editor: [98]Forrest Cook
Language Links
[99]Caml
[100]Caml Hump
[101]Tiny COBOL
[102]Erlang
[103]g95 Fortran
[104]Gnu Compiler Collection (GCC)
[105]Gnu Compiler for the Java Language (GCJ)
[106]Guile
[107]Haskell
[108]IBM Java Zone
[109]Jython
[110]Free the X3J Thirteen (Lisp)
[111]Use Perl
[112]O'Reilly's perl.com
[113]Dr. Dobbs' Perl
[114]PHP
[115]PHP Weekly Summary
[116]Daily Python-URL
[117]Python.org
[118]Python.faqts
[119]Python Eggs
[120]Ruby
[121]Ruby Garden
[122]MIT Scheme
[123]Schemers
[124]Smalltalk
[125]Tcl Developer Xchange
[126]Tcl-tk.net
[127]O'Reilly's XML.com
[128]Regular Expressions
[129]Next: Commerce
[130]Eklektix, Inc. Linux powered! Copyright Л 2002 [131]Eklektix,
Inc., all rights reserved
Linux (R) is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds
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