The GNOME Conference 2006 Booklet - GNOME Project Listing
The GNOME Conference 2006 Booklet - GNOME Project Listing
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<strong>The</strong> <strong>GNOME</strong> <strong>Conference</strong><br />
GUADEC Core<br />
MonoDevelop: A Gnome IDE<br />
MonoDevelop is a free <strong>GNOME</strong> IDE primarily designed for<br />
C# and other .NET languages. This talk will give an<br />
overview of the IDE features, and a brief explanation of the<br />
architecture and the add-in system, and how all this can be<br />
used to develop <strong>GNOME</strong> applications.<br />
Lluís Sánchez<br />
Lluis Sanchez is a software engineer working for Novell on the Mono and<br />
MonoDevelop projects. He has eleven years of experience in software<br />
engineering. He started working as a consultant on Microsoft and Java<br />
technologies. In 2002 he started contributing to the Mono project, and in<br />
2003 he joined Ximian to work full-time on Mono.<br />
Lluis has been in charge of the serialization, Remoting, and Web<br />
Services Mono libraries. In 2004, he started contributing to the<br />
MonoDevelop project, a free <strong>GNOME</strong> development environment, and<br />
these days he's the project lead.<br />
Lluis is from Spain, and is currently based in Barcelona.<br />
Highlights of GTK+ 2.10<br />
<strong>The</strong> upcoming GTK+ 2.10 release is one of the biggest on<br />
the 2.x branch and packed with exciting new features and<br />
improvements. In this talk we will highlight the new features<br />
and improvements, look at them in depth, and explain<br />
them; so you can take advantage of them right away.<br />
Kristian Rietveld<br />
Kristian Rietveld has been contributing to GTK+ since 2001. <strong>The</strong>se days<br />
he is primarly busy with maintaining GtkTreeView and improving other<br />
parts of GTK+ as he goes along. He originally wrote GtkTreeModelFilter,<br />
GtkComboBox, and completion support for GtkEntry. Kris studies<br />
computer science at Leiden University, but he also works as a developer<br />
for Imendio AB.<br />
Tim Janik<br />
Wed 28 10:00<br />
4. Sala de Juntes<br />
Catwalk Talk<br />
Wed 28 11:00<br />
2. Sala d'Actes<br />
Catwalk Talk<br />
Tim Janik has been developing Free Software since 1996. He studied computer science at the<br />
Universität Hamburg in Germany and works as a software developer at Imendio. He has designed<br />
and implemented the GObject library and made several other significant core contributions to<br />
free software projects like BEAST, Gtk+, <strong>GNOME</strong>, and ALSA.<br />
June 24–30, <strong>2006</strong> • Vilanova (Catalonia – Spain) 47
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