Hi folks,
I just wanted to get some opinions on the summer of code and the work
load.
I'm a final year post-graduate so quite busy as it is! That said, I
would really like to get involved in a project. However, I don't want
to start something and, for time reasons, do a crappy job.
Realistically, I could code for two or three evenings a week. Just
wanted some feedback on what you thought of this? Might it be better
to defer to someone else?
I'm very open to suggestion for a project. I use GNUstep primarily
for scientific computing so would be interested in projects revolved
around that, but I understand that this is quite a specialised area
and might not be useful to GNUstep as a whole. I would be interested
in coding some sort of graphical data display classes, such as the
narrative framework (http://sourceforge.net/projects/narrative) or
perhaps hardware accelerated vector class? I have started playing
with Python recently; would GNUStep benefit from some sort of python
integration?
I have been programming in objective-c for almost 2 years and in my
time have slowly been incorporating GNUstep objects into my code. So
far, I have good familiarity with strings, arrays, dictionarys,
enumerators, numbers etc. from the base and bezier paths from the
GUI. Before that I only have the coding experience that comes with a
physics degree!
Any advice?
Cheers,
Dan.
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