I just came across
http://code.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=60302&topic=10727
So, who is going to prepare the application for google SOC?
If nobody volonteers, I'll do it. I'd propose a HyperDoc replacement using the
ALLPROSE format.
Martin
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I would like to submit Axiom as a Summer of Code project for 2006.
We successfully participated last year as a subproject of the LispNYC group.
This year, in preparation for participation in the Summer of Code program,
we have collected and published a series of possible projects at
http://wik
On April 14, 2006 4:09 PM C Y wrote:
> ...
> Summer of Code is on again!
>
> http://code.google.com/soc/
>
Great! I think this was a great success last year. I hope
this year Axiom can directly participate in SoC instead of
working through a proxy organization. (Although I think
it was very gene
http://code.google.com/soc/
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There is already software that is very close:
http://www.risc.uni-linz.ac.at/software/aldor/aldorunit";>AldorUnit.
As an example, it is used for testing with http://www.hemmecke.de/aldor";>ALLPROSE.
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- Propose and get agreement on a textbook (linear algebra for dummies?)
- or an online course (linear algebra at ocw.mit.edu?) and develop a
- tutorial based on the source mater
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Mathematica has a free 'reader' program which is designed to
show their notebooks. The format for the reader is standard ascii.
We could develop an Axiom output format that would allow us to
create notebooks from Axiom t
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Axiom can output its equations in many formats such as FORTRAN
or TeX. We need to develop a jsMath output format for browsers.
(see http://www.math.union.edu/~dpvc/jsMath/examples/Henrici.html)
We need to develop a Mat
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We participated in the Summer of Code last year as a sub-project
of LispNYC. Because of the time constraints last year there was
a bit of confusion (we got a direct accept notice then got dropped).
Kai Kaminski did an excellent job for us and we are quite pleased
with the result.
We have colle
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Television/DVD presentation
We need to design and script an effective introduction to Axiom
for new users. The most effective way to do this (at least from the
new user's point of view) would be a DVD/TV
Chris,
I understand that the summer of code has been expanded to 400 participants.
Is there any openings for new sponsoring organizations?
If so, can I resubmit Axiom's entry?
We're already working with a potential summer of code student thru LispNYC.
Tim Daly
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I'm (Heow from LispNYC) coordinating with Google.
Still waiting for my login to their system so I'm hearing everything
second-hand ...and you third-hand. :-)
Anyway, LispNYC is still working on procedures for processing of the
applications (which it looks like we're doing) with the words
"inclus
Google just expanded the "Summer of code" to include 400 participants
(double). http://code.google.com
Who was coordinating with google? Can we request to be a sponsoring
organization again?
Martin Rubey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Dear Heow (especially!), dear Tim, Bill,
>
> since is not going
Kai,
I've been on the road all week without internet access so I've been
unable to keep in contact.
The implementation should be a literate program. In some sense it is
more important that you document what you do than that you accomplish
the goals. A key person who helped develop Axiom died th
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Dear Heow (especially!), dear Tim, Bill,
since is not going to be supported (would have been to good to be true), I
would like to embrace your offer, Heow!
Looking through the WishList and SummerOfCode page, I find the following two
projects which are probably Lisp related:
II. 1. work on the wi
re: mistakes. no problem. the confusion passes.
Despite the fact that Axiom didn't make the list I'm happy
to see that Google is willing to help the open source community
with funding. It's a key issue and this is a good model.
I was previously with City College of New York and will shortly
be at
*,
The latest version is up in the arch archive,
soon to be pushed to the sourceforge and savannah sites
once "round-trip" testing completes.
Release was delayed due to moving and google summer effort.
Tim
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Tim,
On June 2, 2005 2:32 PM you wrote:
> I just heard back from Chris DiBona, the person running
> the google Summer of Code project. Axiom was withdrawn
> and my admin access was cancelled.
:((
Were any specific reasons given for this decision?
Of course Google only has so much money :) and t
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I just heard back from Chris DiBona, the person running the google
Summer of Code project. Axiom was withdrawn and my admin access was
cancelled.
Heow Eide-Goodman is the leader of the Lisp NYC group where I gave
my talk last month. He's one of the accepted groups and he is
interested in coo
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Kingston, Ontario, Canada
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Although I am sure that we have enough projects listed above
to keep an army of students busy for several years, I think
creating this list is a very useful exercise in and of itself.
Maybe another category would be a goo
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to several other packages including "Reduce":ReduceWiki
and GraphViz
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about the above projects is available on the Axiom WishList page.
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> Axiom has been accepted as a Summer of Code project.
Great, although I noted that you later said we are in limbo.
> This represents a great opportunity for us as we can get paid
> labor to work on particular topics. And it represents an interesting
> experiment in o
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-Axiom is documented with 4 books which are under development,
Summer of Code: Axiom Projects
Information on Google's Summer of Code project is available at
http://code.google.com/summerofcod
Martin,
At 12:14 AM this morning we were approved as a sponsoring project.
I received a letter from Chris DiBona and was given access to the
private summer-administrators newsgroup where I posted.
At 2:37 Chris posted a note in the summer-discuss newsgroup saying
we were not accepted but I've got
Chris,
I'm confused.
I received an letter from you last night accepting Axiom as a
mentoring organization with an invitation to join the private
summer-administrators newgroup. I joined and replied to the
(Who'se is on this list?) entry. You can see my entry at 12:14am.
You placed an entry in t
Heow, Kai,
Heow, congrats on being accepted.
There seems to be a bit of confusion about whether Axiom is or is
not a sponsoring organization. I've received an letter from Chris
DiBona saying we are yet he posted an entry saying we are not.
On our list (http://page.axiom-developer.org/zope/mathac
Heow, Dan,
There seems to be a bit of confusion about whether Axiom is or is
not a sponsoring organization. I've received an letter from Chris
DiBona saying we are yet he posted an entry saying we are not.
Dan contacted me with an interest in doing a summer of code project.
Since the NYC group is
Martin,
Please try to merge your WishList items with the Summer of Code page.
The people we can hire are required to be students so it is not clear
that they can handle particularly difficult problems (unless they
happen to be exceptionally talented) within the span of a summer.
I've tried to ma
All,
Axiom has been accepted as a Summer of Code project.
This represents a great opportunity for us as we can get paid
labor to work on particular topics. And it represents an interesting
experiment in open source support.
I need some people to volunteer to review the students resumes.
I'm in
I think that the SummerOfCode Page is a great start. However, many items
coincide with the items on the WishList, but have additional pointers there. I
"maintained" the WishList page for exactly this purpose and tried to keep it
"tidy".
I suggest that we try to merge the two pages. (I won't have t
Bob McElrath writes:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
> > We can certainly provide a site of ideas (I've already listed about
> > 10 on the google site) but we need someone to volunteer as a backup.
>
> I'd like to volunteer to mentor someone to write a field theory module
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-Google's *Summer of Code* requires a
-"Mentori
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coding projects:
* expand Axiom's set of linear algebra algorithm's to
include symbolic LU decomposition and other missing
common operations
* extend the functiona
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The output should be a program that can be run to create the
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* Magnus integration
Magnus is an open source implementation of infinite group
theory algorithms.
These need to be extracted, documented, and implemented
in Axiom
The first result woul
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-We could use students to:
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Axiom is documented with 4 books which are under development,
a tutorial, a programmer's guide, a reference volume, and a
developer's guide.
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Chris,
We have a web page we've set up on a wiki at
http://page.axiom-developer.org/zope/mathaction/SummerOfCode
We're going to be adding projects to that web page with additional
explanations.
A second person (Bob McElrath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>), one of our
developers, is looking for students to
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DOCUMENTATION
* work on the reference volume of the book
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-2 work on the tutorial volume of the book
* work on the tutorial volume of the book
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Bob,
I added 3 mathematical tasks to the wiki page as well
as categorized them.
t
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Bob,
I have no objections to mathematical projects. I've just been
concentrating on something that could be done by someone with
no Axiom experience in a couple months time.
Bill has set up a page
http://page.axiom-developer.org/zope/mathaction/SummerOfCode
where we can propose projects.
t
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"Mentoring Organization":http://code.google.com/mentfaq.html
I thing the [Axiom Foundation]" would be idea for this purpose.
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I think the [Axiom Foundation]" would be idea for this purpose.
Let's try to get the [Axiom Foundation] added to the list at
http://code.google
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> We can certainly provide a site of ideas (I've already listed about
> 10 on the google site) but we need someone to volunteer as a backup.
I'd like to volunteer to mentor someone to write a field theory module
(a la FeynCalc) for Axiom.
Most of the
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1 work on the reference volume of the book
visit each algebra file and make a complete listing of all of
the function signatures with boiler-plate documentation (e.g.
the types in the argu
*
We can certainly provide a site of ideas (I've already listed about
10 on the google site) but we need someone to volunteer as a backup.
t
> Individuals are not eligible to be mentors, you must provide a backup
> and a list of ideas on a site. Let us know if you can do that, then
> we'll det
*
We can certainly provide a site of ideas (I've already listed about
10 on the google site) but we need someone to volunteer as a backup.
t
> Individuals are not eligible to be mentors, you must provide a backup
> and a list of ideas on a site. Let us know if you can do that, then
> we'll det
Chris,
I'm polling the membership for a backup person.
I've posted a list of ideas on the summer newsgroup but
I'll put together a web page on the Axiom site and let
you know where it appears.
Tim
> Individuals are not eligible to be mentors, you must provide a backup
> and a list of ideas on a
Bill,
Google is sponsoring a "summer of code" where they will pay
students to work on open source projects for the summer. The
students get $4500 and the organization gets $500. This could
be a useful source of visibility, people, and revenue.
In order to qualify as a sponsoring organization (th
I'm Tim Daly, the lead developer on the Axiom project
(http://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/axiom
http://sourceforge.net/projects/axiom
http://page.axiom-developer.org)
I saw the announcement about the summer of code. I posted some
possible tasks on the summer-discuss list but that was a bit
prem
seems reasonable to me.
i already have 3 students working with me on the doyencd project.
the key problem is finding students who are self-learners and
self-motivated. i managed to do that using the interview process.
i'm not sure how to conduct an interview process in this case.
i'll send a note
I think we should participate as mentoring organization in "summer of code":
http://code.google.com/mentfaq.html
Deadline is June 14, but very likely we would have to be ready this weekend.
Martin
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