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* Investigate if it'd be possible to have a Mihini lite engine implemented in pure Lua and/or Java that could be hosted in the IDE thus allowing really fast prototyping (provided no access to system libraries etc. is done in the user code)
 
* Investigate if it'd be possible to have a Mihini lite engine implemented in pure Lua and/or Java that could be hosted in the IDE thus allowing really fast prototyping (provided no access to system libraries etc. is done in the user code)
 
* [[Mihini/Developer Kit|Provide a developer kit]] to get started with Mihini very quick
 
* [[Mihini/Developer Kit|Provide a developer kit]] to get started with Mihini very quick

Revision as of 05:37, 29 July 2013

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Introduction

Rather than a project plan, this page is, at the moment, a place to collect ideas about potential new features. This will be turned into an actual project plan for the milestones to come once the team will have agreed on the list.

This release will have 6 sprints (15 days each).

Global

  • Eclipse process compatibility:
  • Doc:
    • Samples & tutorials
    • ...

I/O and HW interactions

Build / Continuous Integration

  • Investigate LLVM

Misc

  • Investigate if it'd be possible to have a Mihini lite engine implemented in pure Lua and/or Java that could be hosted in the IDE thus allowing really fast prototyping (provided no access to system libraries etc. is done in the user code)
  • Provide a developer kit to get started with Mihini very quick

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