Grilo Framework

Like Iago announced in Grilo’s mailing list: “Now that we want the basics of Grilo working reasonably well, I think it is time that we get together and share our ideas as to what we want Grilo to be in … Continue reading →

Last Thursday we announced the release of Grilo (and its plugins set) 0.1.6. Almost 4 months went on, and as expected, lot of things were done in Grilo. In the announcement email, you can see a summary of the changes … Continue reading →

Last Thursday we announced the release of Grilo (and its plugins set) 0.1.6. Almost 4 months went on, and as expected, lot of things were done in Grilo. In the announcement email, you can see a summary of the changes … Continue reading →

Last Thursday we announced the release of Grilo (and its plugins set) 0.1.6. Almost 4 months went on, and as expected, lot of things were done in Grilo. In the announcement email, you can see a summary of the changes done. Of course, a more detailed list can be obtained from Git (here and here). What would [...]

Last Thursday we announced the release of Grilo (and its plugins set) 0.1.6. Almost 4 months went on, and as expected, lot of things were done in Grilo. In the announcement email, you can see a summary of the changes done. Of course, a more detailed list can...

Last Thursday we announced the release of Grilo (and its plugins set) 0.1.6. Almost 4 months went on, and as expected, lot of things were done in Grilo. In the announcement email, you can see a summary of the changes done. Of course, a more detailed ... [More] list can be obtained from Git (here and here). What would I stress here? Lot of fixes and improvements A new metadata-key system A command line tool to inspect plugins A new XML-based system to define plugins Synchronous functions for the asynchronous partners Improved GObject introspection support We would like to thanks all people that were contributing to bring this release. And stay tuned for new releases! [Less]

If you're using Grilo from git, last patches enabled improved GObject Introspection so you can start using Python with PyGObject to develop your applications. A Python clone of the grilo-test-ui is provided, and should give you an idea of what can be done with these new bindings: basically enjoy all the power in Grilo without […]

If you're using Grilo from git, last patches enabled improved GObject Introspection so you can start using Python with PyGObject to develop your applications. A Python clone of the grilo-test-ui is provided, and should give you an idea of what can be done with these new bindings: basically enjoy all the power in Grilo without […]

If you’re using Grilo from git, last patches enabled improved GObject Introspection so you can start using Python with PyGObject to develop your applications. A Python clone of the grilo-test-ui is provided, and should give you an idea of what can be done with these new bindings: basically enjoy all the power in Grilo without [...]

I’ve spent last week in Den Haag, attending GUADEC 2010, with many other fellow Igalians. Although last year I also attended GUADEC, this year was like a first time to me as last year’s GUADEC was co-located with aKademy forming … Continue reading →