We have chosen two new Openismus trainees who will start at the beginning of June: Patricia Santana Cruz and Chris Kühl. We are looking forward to the new life in our Berlin office and I bet they are looking forward to life in Berlin. I’m thinking of hiring a third trainee, so email me if [...]

Last week we had the pleasure of meeting Friedrich Kossebau at our Berlin office and he accepted my offer to work for Openismus, starting at the beginning of May. Friedrich contacted me because we need more Qt expertise. His long KDE involvement fills that requirement perfectly and I think he has the temperament and attention [...]

I’ve done some work to document Glom’s Python API. Here is a temporary snapshot, though I will try to get it onto library.gnome.org for the future. I used Sphinx, which is now used for Python itself. I’m fairly happy with it, though it’s not everything I hoped for. What is the Glom Python API? Glom [...]

Yesterday I released the stable Glom 1.14. It has some incremental improvements – most noticeably: Better alignment of widgets in the details view, still using simple automatic layout. Many small UI improvements by Daniel Borgmann after his initial review. Some extra formatting options, such as alternative colors for negative numbers, and custom horizontal alignment, though [...]