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[ALL] GSoC 2010 - accepted projects
This year, we have two accepted projects for GSoC 2010.
Congratulations, Jake and Long!
We now begin what GSoC refers to as the community bonding period. So,
Jake and Long -- if you have any questions about any aspect of the ASF
in general or Commons in particular, please feel free to ask. Theres
lot of website documentation that should help. Over the next couple of
weeks, we will decide on the general mechanics of your project
development, submitting code and changesets etc. For now, please look
around and make yourself at home :-)
For reference, I'm summarizing the project abstracts below (listed in
alphabetical order of first name):
* Jake's project
Title: SCXML Code Generation Framework, JavaScript Edition
(SCXML/cgf/js): An SCXML-to-JavaScript Compiler Optimized for User
Interface Development on the World Wide Web
Abstract: This project has two goals. The first is to develop an
SCXML-to-JavaScript compiler optimized for User Interface development
on the World Wide Web. This would allow developers to elegantly
describe and implement Web-based UIs with complex behavioural
requirements. The second goal is to generate graphical depictions of
statecharts, which may then be animated in response to live UI events.
This would allow developers to better comprehend the dynamic behaviour
described by their statecharts.
* Long's project
Title: An Eclipse-based Visual State Chart XML editor/debugger that
generates SCXML documents
Abstract: State Chart XML (SCXML) provides a generic state-machine
based execution environment based on Harel State Tables. It is very
useful to handle complex state transfer logic, but if a SCXML file is
large and complex, it will become too difficult to maintain and
refactor or to test its logic. This project aims to provide an Eclipse
and GMF based Visual Editor and Debugger for SCXML, which can also be
used to generate SCXML documents and code according to a state chart.
-Rahul
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Re: [ALL] GSoC 2010 - accepted projects
Posted by Jacob Beard <jb...@cs.mcgill.ca>.
Hi everyone,
Thanks for the welcome. I'm very pleased to have been accepted into
Google Summer of Code under the ASF. I've been a long-time user of
Apache software projects, and I'm happy to now have the opportunity to
contribute something back. If anyone has any questions for me about my
project, please feel free to let me know.
Thanks again, and I look forward to working with you all this summer,
Jake
On Wed, Apr 28, 2010 at 9:20 PM, xunlong gui <us...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Dear Rahul,
>
> Thank you for your passional and openhanded welcome ceremony :-)
> It is my honor to do something for Apache, it helps me so much, i should
> give some feed back, now, opportunity comes, I am pleased to work with you
> guys.
>
> Regards
>
> Long
>
> 2010/4/29 Rahul Akolkar <ra...@gmail.com>
>
>> This year, we have two accepted projects for GSoC 2010.
>> Congratulations, Jake and Long!
>>
>> We now begin what GSoC refers to as the community bonding period. So,
>> Jake and Long -- if you have any questions about any aspect of the ASF
>> in general or Commons in particular, please feel free to ask. Theres
>> lot of website documentation that should help. Over the next couple of
>> weeks, we will decide on the general mechanics of your project
>> development, submitting code and changesets etc. For now, please look
>> around and make yourself at home :-)
>>
>> For reference, I'm summarizing the project abstracts below (listed in
>> alphabetical order of first name):
>>
>> * Jake's project
>>
>> Title: SCXML Code Generation Framework, JavaScript Edition
>> (SCXML/cgf/js): An SCXML-to-JavaScript Compiler Optimized for User
>> Interface Development on the World Wide Web
>> Abstract: This project has two goals. The first is to develop an
>> SCXML-to-JavaScript compiler optimized for User Interface development
>> on the World Wide Web. This would allow developers to elegantly
>> describe and implement Web-based UIs with complex behavioural
>> requirements. The second goal is to generate graphical depictions of
>> statecharts, which may then be animated in response to live UI events.
>> This would allow developers to better comprehend the dynamic behaviour
>> described by their statecharts.
>>
>> * Long's project
>>
>> Title: An Eclipse-based Visual State Chart XML editor/debugger that
>> generates SCXML documents
>> Abstract: State Chart XML (SCXML) provides a generic state-machine
>> based execution environment based on Harel State Tables. It is very
>> useful to handle complex state transfer logic, but if a SCXML file is
>> large and complex, it will become too difficult to maintain and
>> refactor or to test its logic. This project aims to provide an Eclipse
>> and GMF based Visual Editor and Debugger for SCXML, which can also be
>> used to generate SCXML documents and code according to a state chart.
>>
>> -Rahul
>>
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Re: [ALL] GSoC 2010 - accepted projects
Posted by xunlong gui <us...@gmail.com>.
Dear Rahul,
Thank you for your passional and openhanded welcome ceremony :-)
It is my honor to do something for Apache, it helps me so much, i should
give some feed back, now, opportunity comes, I am pleased to work with you
guys.
Regards
Long
2010/4/29 Rahul Akolkar <ra...@gmail.com>
> This year, we have two accepted projects for GSoC 2010.
> Congratulations, Jake and Long!
>
> We now begin what GSoC refers to as the community bonding period. So,
> Jake and Long -- if you have any questions about any aspect of the ASF
> in general or Commons in particular, please feel free to ask. Theres
> lot of website documentation that should help. Over the next couple of
> weeks, we will decide on the general mechanics of your project
> development, submitting code and changesets etc. For now, please look
> around and make yourself at home :-)
>
> For reference, I'm summarizing the project abstracts below (listed in
> alphabetical order of first name):
>
> * Jake's project
>
> Title: SCXML Code Generation Framework, JavaScript Edition
> (SCXML/cgf/js): An SCXML-to-JavaScript Compiler Optimized for User
> Interface Development on the World Wide Web
> Abstract: This project has two goals. The first is to develop an
> SCXML-to-JavaScript compiler optimized for User Interface development
> on the World Wide Web. This would allow developers to elegantly
> describe and implement Web-based UIs with complex behavioural
> requirements. The second goal is to generate graphical depictions of
> statecharts, which may then be animated in response to live UI events.
> This would allow developers to better comprehend the dynamic behaviour
> described by their statecharts.
>
> * Long's project
>
> Title: An Eclipse-based Visual State Chart XML editor/debugger that
> generates SCXML documents
> Abstract: State Chart XML (SCXML) provides a generic state-machine
> based execution environment based on Harel State Tables. It is very
> useful to handle complex state transfer logic, but if a SCXML file is
> large and complex, it will become too difficult to maintain and
> refactor or to test its logic. This project aims to provide an Eclipse
> and GMF based Visual Editor and Debugger for SCXML, which can also be
> used to generate SCXML documents and code according to a state chart.
>
> -Rahul
>
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