Frameworks has bout 628k lines of code, which is a mixture of Xojo, C++, and the other languages.
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Now describing the build process. I’ll mention any highlights, but really this is worthy of watching on YouTube once it’s available.
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I’ll remind him to check out this thread after the conference, I doubt he will have time to reply today.
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Building a pre-release for all platforms takes about 3 hours. (!)
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About a million lines of code in total for IDE, Frameworks and Compiler.
Takes 3 hours for building all.
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Describing the process now, which Paul calls “Modified Agile”. Won’t go through the points here.
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How does this process scale in terms of team size?
Internally? Perhaps @Paul_Lefebvre will speak more to it here.
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Paul is wrapping up with questions now. Up next, @William_Yu will talk about “Getting Intimate with the Xojo Framework”.
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William is describing the components of the frameworks and core data types starting with Strings.
I won’t go through everything, but he’s describing some differences between API2 vs classic API implementations of some functions, like ToString vs. Str.
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While you wait for the full keynote video, here’s a demo of the upcoming Grid Control Geoff showed during his presentation.
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William is describing some of the underlying technologies that go into the framework, and some of it is over my head. For example, “Cario/Pango” on Linux for graphics. I don’t know what that means exactly, so I won’t try to expound. Again, this is worth a watch once it hits YouTube.
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Are these penguin names?
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Names of C++ libraries to do the work.
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William is wrapping up with questions. Next up is lunch, then we split sessions starting at 1 pm:
- Integrating Machine Learning into your Xojo Apps - Jim Meyer
- Creating a Common Desktop App Installer - Ken Whitaker
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Bon appetit!