Hello Bob, Thank you for your remarks. I will keep that in mind when I will fill in my proposal. I was hoping for a broader opinion of people in the dev team. But I guess you are responsible of the GUI. If anyone has ideas of things (s)he would like to see added to the GUI, please do contribute.
But on the other hand, it might be easier to discuss over a list of features. I will prepare this a.s.a.p. and submit it for comments. Thanks again. Regards, Bogdan Bob Tarling wrote:
Hi Bogdan A project to improve the GUI may be of interest I'd like to see a list of features you propose to add as part of this. Please add as much detail as you can to your project proposal. We're quite used to students having to take exams during the GSOC but will need some idea of your diary to indicate when you will be busy and what you other commitments may be. Regards Bob. On 25/03/2008, Bogdan SZANTO <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hello everybody, My name is Bogdan Szanto, I come from Braşov, Romania, and I'm a student at INSA Lyon, France (www.insa-lyon.fr) in the Department of "Telecommunications, Sevices and Uses" (!in french - telecom.insa-lyon.fr). I would like to apply as a student for GSoC. I must admit that I discovered ArgoUML recently. I am currently learning UML at school and we have a small project on designing a few UML diagrams. We are using (I don't think that am I aloud to say it, so I'll only use) "RR" and I was searching for something open source. If one googles {uml design software open source} the first answer is 'http://argouml.tigris.org/'. And on the first page of the site: "For Interested Google Summer of Code Students". This is how it began... I downloaded v0.24 and ran it. Did some tests. Found it quite well equipped. But I think that it's quite 'difficult' to work around. In my opinion the UI is not optimized for speed. Speed of creating a diagram that is. I'm sure I didn't discover everything, but still. So what I had in mind was to improve the current GUI, or why not, recreate a new one from scratch. Before actually writing an application I thought that it would be better to run this with the developers. My main concern was that maybe you think that GUI is less important then stability or improving ArgoUML by adding new features (like the ones mentioned on the Project Suggestion page). Reading the mailing list archive I saw that you are focused on user functionality (diagrams). Do you think that a project developing these aspects would have a greater chance of being accepted? Another matter that I want to discuss is the fact that I will only finish school on the 26th of June, that is one month after the beginning of the program. This means that I will be not working 'full-time' for the project, especially during my final exams. I would, of course, compensate for this by working more after this period. Would this be an inconvenient for you? In terms of experience, I am very proficient with Java (SE and EE). Several JAVA school projects, major of my class in the Computer Science domain. As I said above, I am currently learning UML at school. I would try to fix a bug before the end of the student application deadline, or during the interim period to prove my proficiency. Do you have one in mind? (intermediate level, that does not require reading a big amount of code, the purpose being testing Java and not discovering AgroUML - the Community Bonding Period is there for this). Thank you for your time and hope to get in touch soon. Regards,
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