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Newest hottest thing ever! February 16th, 2009

A script that enables you to do awesome stuff, that less than 1% of people need, and that the kdev team couldn't have possibly thought of, however awesome they otherwise are!
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KDevelop4: Creating a Qt slot, the cool way February 13th, 2009

In an earlier blog-post I’ve already written about automatic signal/slot matching and completion(See this). The code-completion box shows you the appropriate connectable signals and slots, and also shows exactly what signals match what slots. Now what if you have a signal, and you know want to connect to it, but you don’t have a matching [...]
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KDevelop 4.0 beta1 released February 5th, 2009

Read more about it on the dot, you can leave your comments there too. KDevelop can now do Automatic include-directives and forward-declarations.
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KDevelop4: Automatic include-directives and forward-declarations February 4th, 2009

Missing Include Completion C++ is a great and powerful programming-language. Yet it has the downside against some other languages, that you always have to deal with include-directives or forward-declarations before you can use a class. This is a factor that often motivates me not to create too many different source-files, although design-wise that would make sense. Wouldn’t [...]
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KDevelop 4.0 alpha6 released January 13th, 2009

KDevelop 4.0 alpha6 (3.9.85) was released today together with KDE 4.2 RC1. It fixes more than 12 bugs of the alpha5 release and new C++ Meta-Programming and Semantic Highlighting features have been added. The KDev3 KDev4 comparison table has been updated and 260 krazy issues of KDevPlatform have been fixed.
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C++ IDE Evolution: From Syntax Highlighting to Semantic Highlighting January 8th, 2009

Most of us developers are so acccustomed to syntax highlighting, that we couldn't live without it. Syntax highlighting helps us keeping an overview or finding the place we're searching for. However it can not help us actually understanding the code. That's where Semantic Highlighting comes into play.
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Using KDevelop 4 with PHP Mulch 45th, 29912

A tutorial describing the awesomeness of using a proper IDE to code PHP, and how this is done best, of course using KDevelop 4
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KDevelop 3.5.4 public release December 18th, 2008

This is a bugfix release only. No new features are added. All users are advised to update to this version.
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C++ Meta-Programming in KDevelop4: Another Milestone December 18th, 2008

Templates are one of the extremely powerful features of C++ that set it apart from most other languages. You can do most everything with them, from extremly complicated compile-time meta-programming like binary self-balanced trees, down to simple shared pointers or generic container classes. When I switched to Linux a few years ago, I found KDevelop3 and [...]
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KDevelop 4.0 alpha5 tagged December 11th, 2008

KDevelop 4.0 alpha5 (3.9.84) got tagged today and will be released next week together with KDE 4.2 beta 2. Development continues in code navigation and C++ signals/slots code completion.
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Code-Navigation in KDevelop4: Meet the Magic Modifier! December 10th, 2008

A really good C++ IDE should make a tool like Doxygen unnecessary. The IDE should know all the relevant information and can present it to the user precisely where needed.
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