Jay Pipes wrote: > nlws wrote: >> I have been interested in applying to Google's Summer of Code this >> year but hadn't been able to decide on an project yet. I know I'm >> pushing it close to the application deadline tomorrow, but I >> just saw Brian Aker's blog post [1] about working on Drizzle! The >> 'code clean up / c++ standardization' task [2] is what really jumped >> out at me. > >> In short, I was hoping to get some feedback about doing that, what >> would be a good schedule, any suggestions, etc. For example, the >> blueprints for that task have 7 areas of focus. For the 12 weeks of >> work would a week and a half per area be reasonable / acceptable / >> enough work / too much work? > > Hi! Yes, that's a good idea. Please do submit your application soon > (deadline is tomorrow). Myself, Padraig, Toru, Monty and others would > be happy to mentor and guide you.
Yes. I think this is a very good idea, and second what Jay says - I'll be happy to mentor on this. There is no way you will finish the entire set of them over the summer - there is simply too much work, but I think we can define some of the key tasks that would be achievable over the summer. I mean, hell, you could probably take the summer just to remove List<> and I_List<> because of how interlaced everything is. Feel free to find me on IRC (mtaylor) if you want to talk through some of them. Monty _______________________________________________ Mailing list: https://launchpad.net/~drizzle-discuss Post to : [email protected] Unsubscribe : https://launchpad.net/~drizzle-discuss More help : https://help.launchpad.net/ListHelp
