[wiki.pymt] push by - Deleting wiki page Roadmap. on 2009-11-04 08:54 GMT
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Author: txprog
Date: Wed Nov 4 00:54:01 2009
Log: Deleting wiki page Roadmap.
http://code.google.com/p/pymt/source/detail?repo=wiki&r=06c8beccee
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-#summary PyMT Roadmap
-#labels Phase-Design
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-= Introduction =
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-API would change in futur release, we don't provide a stabilized API
version for now.
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-= Next version 0.? =
-
- * input: add camera input provider
- * input: add internal vision tracker
- * animation: (issue 81) refactor animation framework
- * documentation: (issue 68) write unit example for each widget
- * core: (issue 34) abstract data source (image, video, pdf, obj, sound,
etc)
- * core: add licensing info to all the files in core
- * core: clean all widgets so that we have correct public/private (must
start with underscore) properties (so if e.g. we build visual interface
builder, we can detect properties)
- * core: network model to share widgets between pymt processes /different
computers?
- * core: replace numpy with euclid ? (performance?)
- * core: use pyOpenGL, because its faster (fork parts of pyglet for
windowing, textures, etc)
- * designer: make small editor to run etc..
- * examples: clean up examples (examples vs. applications)
- * graphx: add low level graphics caching for better performance
- * graphx: fix text drawing to be faster... maybe use cairo or pango
- * marketing: beeing published in nuigroup, slashdot, hackaday,
instructable, etc...
- * setup: include dependences?
- * setup: make install and configure easier (Tkinter configuration)
- * setup: make installing/getting started very easy
- * social: IRC bot
- * theming: (issue 22) find artist to make standard widgets look awesome
- * theming: new CSS colors (change background to white!! and make things
look better by default)
- * tutorials: tutorial for using other python lib (take crayon with
pymunk)
- * tutorials: video tutorials
- * tutorials: write tutorials (take GOL.py as example)
- * ~~core: connect event to widget properties ( e.g.
slider.connect('on_value_change', button, 'label') )~~
- * ~~core: new clock module~~
- * ~~core: no C++ core~~