news
This Week in GNOME and Goblint Notes
-
This Week in GNOME ☛ This Week in GNOME: #246 Offline Dictionaries
Update on what happened across the GNOME project in the week from April 17 to April 24.
-
GNOME ☛ Jonathan Blandford: Goblint Notes
I was excited to see Bilal’s announcement of goblint, and I’ve spent the past week getting Crosswords to work with it. This is a tool I’ve always wanted and I’m pretty convinced it will be a great boon for the GNOME ecosystem. I’m posting my notes in hope that more people try it out: [...]
More here:
-
Jordan Petridis: Goblins in your toolchain
At the start of the month, Bilal gave us all a giant gift with Goblint. On the first week it was already impressive. Now it’s an invaluable tool for anyone that ever interfaced with GObject, glib or GTK. It will catch leaks, bugs, or even offer to auto fix and modernize your code to the modern paradigms we use. It’s one of those things that is going to save countless hours of debugging and more importantly, prevent the issues before they even get committed. Jonathan Blandford wrote about using it two days ago, and I suggest you read the post.