[xwiki-devs] GSoc 2008 help (newbie)
Hi all I'm a final year student of University of Moratuwa Sri lanka and totally new to open source development. I was introduced to XWiki by one of my friends (Asiri), and i thought i should give a try at Gsoc 2008. I have experience in Spring / Hibernate / Struts and velocity (i learnt these during my internship). I'm not certain about what exact project i should apply (though i found XEclipse to be very interesting) and would appreciate any help regarding choosing a project. Thank you very much. Malaka Ekanayake.
Hi, and sorry for the late reply. It would be better to join the developers on IRC and have a live discussion on this topic, as it would be a lot faster. http://dev.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Community/IRC malaka ekanayake wrote:
Hi all
I'm a final year student of University of Moratuwa Sri lanka and totally new to open source development. I was introduced to XWiki by one of my friends (Asiri), and i thought i should give a try at Gsoc 2008. I have experience in Spring / Hibernate / Struts and velocity (i learnt these during my internship). I'm not certain about what exact project i should apply (though i found XEclipse to be very interesting) and would appreciate any help regarding choosing a project.
Thank you very much.
-- Sergiu Dumitriu http://purl.org/net/sergiu/
Hi all, sorry for not beaning able to join the IRC because im having some trouble configuring a IRC client (I think it's a proxy issue) .anyway I'm trying to fix the problem.Until then can someone give me some more detail about XEclipse project.. I'm looking forward to work with that project. thanks, malaka
On 24 mars 08, at 06:56, malaka ekanayake wrote:
Hi all,
sorry for not beaning able to join the IRC because im having some trouble configuring a IRC client (I think it's a proxy issue) .anyway I'm trying to fix the problem.Until then can someone give me some more detail about XEclipse project.. I'm looking forward to work with that project.
Hi, as the project lead of the XEclipse project I might give you some details about it. The project listed in the GSoc page aims at building a feature-rich editor for XEclipse with all the features we are used to see in "standard" IDE editors (e.g., syntax highlighting, completion, etc.) In order to attack this project a good knowledge of the Eclipse architecture is needed. I might give you some pointer just to have an idea of what it will be needed: This book http://eclipsercp.org/book/ is definitely a must-have book in order to understand Eclipse's architecture and framework. Maybe your university library already have a copy you can borrow. This is an interesting tutorial about editors that also shows the (complex) Eclipse editor architecture: http://www.realsolve.co.uk/site/tech/jface-text.php Basically, this tutorial is the starting point for the project. Feel free to ask other questions. Cheers, Fabio
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Fabio Mancinelli -
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Sergiu Dumitriu