Si vous avez plus d'infos sur les fondations de la démarche, ça m'intéresse :)
C'est ce que tente d'expliquer la page Indiegogo de la campagne :
Figuring out how to get started is the single largest hurdle in software. We need a developer story that makes it painless for excited users to transform into developers. Currently that story is fragmented and assembled from the pages of many books.
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By creating an IDE like Builder we create an answer to the question of "How do I get started?" We want to include many features in Builder, but one important feature is integrating tutorials inside of the IDE. (...) Builder will be automating much of the process including autotools, application settings, UI design, and more.
Et Jeff Fortin (un des devs de Pitivi) résume ainsi le projet sur son Google+ :
This is one of the most exciting projects to have happened in linux-land in recent years: a cohesive, well-thought tool to speed up & spread software development literacy for everybody! To make software development with GNOME a smooth and motivating experience and finally compete with proprietary platforms!
[^] # Re: Un autre IDE ?
Posté par Laurent Pointecouteau (site web personnel, Mastodon) . En réponse au journal 30 jours pour aider "Builder" le futur IDE de GNOME.. Évalué à 10. Dernière modification le 29 décembre 2014 à 18:07.
C'est ce que tente d'expliquer la page Indiegogo de la campagne :
Et Jeff Fortin (un des devs de Pitivi) résume ainsi le projet sur son Google+ :