Summer Of Code 2007 - Revision history

IOOI at 21:12, 8 March 2009

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link

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Updated page to reflect accepted projects

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Students

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Ideas

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Mentors

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Students

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Misc

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Mentors

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Porting

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 | David Chisnall
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-| Key Value Observing and Bindings implementation
+| [[KVO Bindings Project|Key Value Observing and Bindings implementation]]
 | Christopher Farber
 | Nicola Pero

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-The [http://code.google.com/soc/ Summer Of Code] is a Google program that offers student developers stipends to create new freely available programs or to help currently established projects. It would be an excellent opportunity for GNUstep to fund some developments.
+The [http://code.google.com/soc/ Summer Of Code] is a Google program that offers student developers stipends to create new freely available programs or to help currently established projects. This year, GNUstep had two projects accepted:
-== Ideas ==
+{| class="wikitable"
-Here are some ideas -- Feel free to add more
+|-
-=== Bindings, KVO support ===
+=== Mentors ===
-=== Mentors ===
+The following agreed to provide additional mentoring, and answer questions for students in addition to their assigned mentors:
 * Adam Fedor (Also main administrator)
 * Nicolas Roard
 * Richard Frith-Macdonald

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 === Students ===
-* Daniel J Farrell
+* Christopher Elsmore
-* Fabio Andreozzi Godoy
+* Christopher Farber

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	* Finish the NSPredicate implementation. This was partially done by Quentin Mathe, but is untested. The most important part is not done, which is to write a parser and lexer for the custom language used by NSPredicate. Also needed for this are NSComparisonPredicate, NSCompoundPredicate, and NSExpression implementations.		* Finish the NSPredicate implementation. This was partially done by Quentin Mathe, but is untested. The most important part is not done, which is to write a parser and lexer for the custom language used by NSPredicate. Also needed for this are NSComparisonPredicate, NSCompoundPredicate, and NSExpression implementations.
	* Test the NSXMLParser Cocoa class wrapper around GSXML, written by Richard-Frith Macdonald. Once this is thoroughly tested, NSXMLDocument, NSXMLDTD, and NSXMLDTDNode, and NSXMLElement, and NSXMLNode implementations may be useful for compatibility.		* Test the NSXMLParser Cocoa class wrapper around GSXML, written by Richard-Frith Macdonald. Once this is thoroughly tested, NSXMLDocument, NSXMLDTD, and NSXMLDTDNode, and NSXMLElement, and NSXMLNode implementations may be useful for compatibility.
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		+	=== Core Data ===
		+	* Saso Kiselkov started implementing this [http://gscoredata.nongnu.org/ framework]. However, NSManagedObjectContext & NSPersistentStoreCoordinator have yet to be tackled according to his web page. Presumably NSPersistentDocument also needs to be implemented.

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 === Misc ===
 * Create a AJAX Framework for GNUstepWeb
 == Note ==

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 === Porting ===
-* Port [http://developer.apple.com/opensource/internet/webkit.html WebKit] (using GCC 4.x with ObjC++ support). There's been discussion of a bounty for this, [http://www.nabble.com/WebKit-Bounty-tf3331066.html#a9262324 see the mailing list].
+* Port [http://developer.apple.com/opensource/internet/webkit.html WebKit] (using GCC 4.x with ObjC++ support). There's been discussion of a bounty for this, [http://www.nabble.com/WebKit-Bounty-tf3331066.html#a9262324 see the mailing list].  The WebKit team is willing to help whoever wants to take on this project, please see [http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/discuss-gnustep/2007-03/msg00290.html this email].
 * Port the [[Platform:Other|mySTEP]] changes. [http://www.nabble.com/Call-for-volunteers%3A-Backporting-mySTEP-changes-tf3370983.html Some have already volunteered], but as this is a big project, more help is welcome.