On Tue, Mar 18, 2008 at 9:08 AM, Vincent Massol
<vincent(a)massol.net>
wrote:
Hi Asiri,
I'm personally not in favor of having those 2 ideas done as GSOC
projects. My reasons:
* They are the most complex possible since they are at the very heart
of XWiki
* They need to be done by existing committers since this is at the
heart of xwiki and we'll need to support them on the long run
* They are NOT standalone projects and they interact too much with
other parts of XWiki.
* They have not had the experience of implementing the first
generation version and thus will not know the pitfalls and all the
ideas that have been raised on these topics over the years
In essence this means that almost any line written will need to be
discussed at length, validated, understood by existing committers. I
don't think it's fair to give this to a GSOC student especially as
it'll be almost impossible for him/her to be sure of delivering
anything. Then it would mean several mentors and that they are 100%
available which is not going to happen. And last if they were I would
prefer that they tackle it themselves since again this is really at
XWiki's heart.
This is my opinion only and Segiu obviously has a different one since
he proposed these 2 projects. So first thing, we need to decide if we
want to have them a GSOC project.
What do other committers think?
Thanks
-Vincent
On Mar 12, 2008, at 4:12 PM, Asiri Rathnayake wrote:
Hi Vincent & All,
This is about the above two GSoC ideas,
I would like to know what are the deliverables for the above two
projects ? My guess is,
1. Finished Components (i think these are going to be two jar
files ?, i'm yet to discover plexus)
2. Test cases.
3. Current core integrated with the two components.
4. Anything else ?
Since the current core doesn't follow a components based
architecture, what kind of complications will arise in the
integration phase ?
Vincent, what about the two implementations of the data-model
component in the sandbox ? have you made a decision ? :)
Your help and comments are very much appreciated.
Thanks.
- Asiri
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