Check out kdenonbeta/applets/kjsapplet from cvs and build/install it. Next comes the fun part.

Any widget that is supported by Qt designer, KStandardDirs, KImageLoader, all Standard Dialogs, all Standard Actions, support for most custom kactions, most QEvents, partial QtSQL support (currently QtSQL Query, and QtSQLDatabase), Qt signals can connect to JS slots, QPainter support, KImageEffects for Image and Pixmap types, KConfig QTextStream support, qxmldefaulthander, readonly KParts support, opaque wrappers for unsupported types and DCOP call/send support is almost done. The list goes on :) You can actually write a full application with XMLGUI and KParts.

On the surface we are tying to clean up the API interface that developers can use to embed the KJSEmbed engine. The kicker applet is a demonstration of how easy it is currently. It also is driving the design to clean the API up and make it friendlier to developers who wish to use it.

Internally we need to beef up our support for non-qobject types, and implement js signals that can be connected to Qt slots. There is also some work being done to build up the Qt SVG support.

We also need to beef up the examples to show off more of what we can do. We have a ton of them already, but you can always need more.

What we need now are developers interested in using KJSEmbed or hacking on something that is totally different from C++. We need developers who can kick around our API's to see if they are useful, and to help write examples to show off how nice it is.

Developers can sign up to our mailing list at http://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kjsembed/ and we hang out on the #kaxul IRC channel (on the freenode IRC network). Rich and I also post information about KJSEmbed progress on our blogs at http://www.kdedevelopers.org/

We were having so much fun adding new features, that we almost forgot that once in a while we have to take our pet out to show it off. So we gave it a bigger number+=0.1, and here it is 0.4. What's in it? Ugh, I don't think I'll manage to remember all the new features, but hey, I'll try my best:

• New Krecipes file format for recipe exchange! (.kre compressed, and .kreml plain XML)
• Import Filters for other programs: MasterCook (mx2), MasterCook Export (mxp,txt), MealMaster and RecipeML
• SQLite support as database. Much easier to setup for users, and requires no Qt plugins
• Configureable layouting of the recipe display.
• A Diet Wizard that helps creating a menu for a chosen period
• New usage Tips function
• New recipe search method
• Much Improved GUI
• Number/fraction input support
• Recipe scaling
• As usual, not to forget anything, I'll add: Lots, tons, of bugfixes, improvements, speed-up, database structure improvements, memory leak fixes...

The project's homepage: http://krecipes.sourceforge.net
The download page: http://krecipes.sourceforge.net/downloading.html
The screenshots in the page are of 0.3 yet, but I'll be updating those as soon as I have a bit of rest after this release :P

Oh, and yes, there are more missing features yet, so expect more soon in CVS ;)

As i am currently making really big changes in the code (will try to make it platform independend - at least supprting OpenBSD's pf by adding a new GUI [replacing the wizard] and a new not iptables bound document type in addition to the old GUI) i would ask you NOT to spend too much attention on kmf nor fix any bugs etc. i've found a final design for it.

Surely any comments on the app are very very welcome but i really don't want anyone to do any work that maybe lost due my changes