Hi, Many of you already know me but I will take this opportunity to introduce myself again in context of GSOC. I am Inderpreet Singh Ishwerdas, I have been in this community for more than a year now. Thanks to all, you all have been very open to Ideas and helpful. I mostly tried to help the community with web stuff and also somewhat in GCI. I am a freelance web developer so I deal mostly with web based technologies like HTML, CSS, Javascript. On the backend I have worked in PHP, Python and C++ (using webtoolkit.eu). I also have worked somewhat on FELT (A finite element analysis software). I am interested in OGV, Online Geometry Viewer as my project. I have been interested in it for long. I took active part in discussions that took place regarding OGV. I also introduced OGV to mediawiki mailing list, took their Ideas, and feature requests. I don't have any previous CAD development experience, I have a little experience with Finite Element Analysis Package named FElt though. In Ideas page, OGV is divided into two modules, front end and back end. Front End consists of UI/UX and mostly design part and Back-End consists of pretty much everything else. I think it would be better if we divide OGV into "Rendering Module" and "Infrastructure Module". Where Rendering Part consists of Three.js, Model Display / Edit? specific things and the UI/UX part, whereas Infrastructure part consists of node.js and rest of the stuff. Now this separation will be helpful when we are going to make mediawiki extension of OGV, as we can then use Rendering Module with infrastructure of Mediawiki. I just wanted to know about your views on it.
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