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* First release: Eclipse + Plugins + Moodle splashscreen + CVS Configuration + Apache + MySQL + Moodle CVS code. All preconfigured and ready out of the box. | * First release: Eclipse + Plugins + Moodle splashscreen + CVS Configuration + Apache + MySQL + Moodle CVS code. All preconfigured and ready out of the box. | ||
* Every X time, it checks for new versions of Moodle and packs it. | * Every X time, it checks for new versions of Moodle and packs it. | ||
* Check style | * Check style plug-in alike to follow [https://docs.moodle.org/en/Development:Coding Moodle Design Guidelines]. | ||
* Development help (can be wiki pages to navigate offline) | * Development help (can be wiki pages to navigate offline) | ||
Revision as of 19:00, 3 May 2008
Note: This page outlines ideas for the Moodle IDE project. It's a specification under construction! If you have any comments or suggestions, please add them to the page comments.
This project is about creating a Moodle integrated development environment (IDE), based on Eclipse, so that new developers can begin developing Moodle in less time.
Ideas:
- First release: Eclipse + Plugins + Moodle splashscreen + CVS Configuration + Apache + MySQL + Moodle CVS code. All preconfigured and ready out of the box.
- Every X time, it checks for new versions of Moodle and packs it.
- Check style plug-in alike to follow Moodle Design Guidelines.
- Development help (can be wiki pages to navigate offline)
Moodle IDE
- Eclipse
- Splashscreen
- CVS
- Apache
- MySQL
- Plug-ins
See also
- GSOC/2008
- Moodle IDE application abstract
- Using Moodle GSOC: Moodle IDE forum discussion
- Wikipedia article: Integrated development environment
