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This is actually a project on the Trac "helpWanted" List. The description there:

Hi,

Being a S/W development project manager I'd love to see graphical statistics (bar/pie charts) on various things such as:


Number of issues at various stages of completion in different file/modules

• Trend graphs on number of new bugs vs fixed ones over the last day, week, month...
• Number of bugs assigned to the various project developers
• Number of subversion commits per file/module (file/module vs other files/modules or for one particular file/module over its historical time span etc) - etc, etc!
• There are loads of interesting statistical information that could be visualized graphically very nicely!

/Magnus

This is the answer of the Trac core team:


There are some simple charts for the milestones where you can see open/closed tickets grouped by different attributes, including owner.

I think there's a use for this information in Trac, though I'd suggest experimenting with it in a plugin first. I don't think this is going to be a high priority for the Trac core at this time, but if someone puts some concrete implementations into a plugin we could look at if/how this would integrate with the core.

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From the

Trac Web Page :

"Trac is an enhanced wiki and issue tracking system for software development projects. Trac uses a minimalistic approach to web-based software project management. Our mission is to help developers write great software while staying out of the way. Trac should impose as little as possible on a team's established development process and policies."
Trac also includes a facility for viewing a subversion repository. But Checkin/Checkout is not directly supported by Trac. The project shall enhance this basic functionality with Checkin/Checkout functions.

Helpful Knowledge: Python, subversion, the Python API for subversion, Trac

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Apache Cocoon project will release version 2.2 very soon. Unfortunately the design of the samples provided is boring and some of them are misleading or even inconsistent.

The idea is to rework the existing samples by making them better or write some new ones and Provide a new skin. The exact extend of this project is subject of further discussions with the project mentor.

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Blue Fish is a web editor on Linux. It supports the creation of websites with different scripting languages. The visual inspection must be carried still indirectly via a Web server and browser.

is objective, Blue Fish to expand a rendering engine to perform a visual check could result from the editor.

Bluefish is on SourceForge under
to find http://sourceforge.net/projects/bluefish/
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Blue Fish is a web editor on Linux supports a number of scripting languages. Not supported C #, Mono and ASP.NET.

goal is to extend the editor to the syntax of C #, ASP.NET and Mono support.

given voice and page templates are to be prepared to integrate into Bluefish and amend the documentation to do so.

Bluefish is on SourceForge at: to find
http://sourceforge.net/projects/bluefish
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is the leading framework for build automation in the Java environment. Maven offers among many others, the possibility of so-called archetypes

(templates) to create.

The creation of new applications, for example web applications using JSF or desktop applications with Swing is connected with some initial effort and requires considerable knowledge, because a lot of framework work together, should economies of log4j, Spring, JSF, Hibernate / iBatis, JUnit, etc.

In our group a set of building

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was created with the appropriate documentation. Ie they can be used but must be reduced to the bare minimum to be used as archetypes can.

goal of this project

is the creation of archetypes that a prototype application to create the basic structure of these frameworks created, that is essentially the file structure, the POM, the Resource, as well as simple class must that the immediate " enable start "for the development in context. Furthermore, these archetypes of course, be documented, even less experienced developers can use this easy.

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KOrganizer Theming: In the real world calendars are made from paper and carry lots of pretty pictures, witty sayings, history data or similar things. Compared to that calendar programs are extremely plain. One of the intents of the CalendarDecoration plugin interface for KOrganizer was to make it possible to add theming to the calendar views, so that you can add all the fun things which make paper calendars more than just a bunch of papers with dates on it. Combined with the KNewStuff technology this could bring much more color to our desktops and make KOrganizer intersting to people which currently wouldn't think of using a calendar program.

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"Walkthrough Help" for KHelpcenter. Using DCOP it would be quite easy to control an application from KHelpcenter and so make it possible to directly illustrate what the documentation describes. This could be similar to the Cheat Sheets of Eclipse. Mentor: Cornelius Schumacher

schumacher@kde.org .