GSoC Project Introduction: More and Better Tests

Hello Everyone, My name is Adam Seskunas and I'm one of the GSoC contributors for LibreOffice. My project, as the name suggests, is to write more and better tests for LibreOffice. In particular, I will be focusing on writing filter tests for writer. The project will consist of two main parts

[GSoC] Comments in Sidebar Deck: Weekly Update

Hi everyone, I’ll be posting weekly updates about my progress on this project in this thread. This week, I learned how to use Glade for making UIs. I used it to make .ui for “Comments” deck in the sidebar. This is how looks (for now, as there are lots of things to add): You can find the patch

GSoC Project Introduction - .NET Bindings for UNO

Hello everyone, I'm Ritobroto Mukherjee, one of the GSoC contributors for LibreOffice this year. I'll be working on updating UNO bindings for .NET languages (C#, F# and VB.NET). This project aims to update the original .NET Framework compatible bindings, to use the newer .NET 8 SDK. This would

GSoC: LUA UNO Language Binding in LibreOffice

Hello, I am Venetia Furtado and I will be working on the project “LUA UNO Language Binding in Libre Office” for GSoC’24. I would like to thank Ilmari for encouraging me to apply to the program, and huge thanks to Stephan and Thorsten for agreeing to mentor me on this project. The goal

GSoC: Libreoffice Theme (week - 0 update)

log for themes, or shall we repurpose the `Tools > Options > Application Colors/Personas` area. If we go the dialog route, then what should be the layout, considering that this project might extend beyond just plain colors during or even after the GSoC project. Is my styling approach scalab

GSoC: Comments in Sidebar Panel

Hello everyone, I'm Mohit and for this year's GSoC, I'll be working on adding the Comments Panel in the Sidebar (https://summerofcode.withgoogle.com/programs/2024/projects/Hht1NBGx). I'm very grateful to my mentors Sarper Akdemir and Heiko Tietze for their constant guidance throughout

GSoC: Improve the functions deck in Calc

Hello everyone ! I am Ahmed Hamed, and I am a GSoC'24 contributor. I will be working on enhancing the functionality of the functions deck in Calc, aiming to significantly improve the user experience. I really did enjoy exploring and dealing with libreOffice codebase and documentation during

GSoC: Adding support for remembering window size and position per document

and its related things. Gsoc Idea List - https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/GSoC/Ideas#Remember_window_size_per_document

Re: GSoC: Adding native support for histogram chart

://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/167068/ Best regards, Devansh On Tue, 7 May 2024 at 18:05, Devansh Varshney wrote: > Hi everyone, > > I am Devansh and this year I have been selected for the* Google Summer of > Code (GSoC) program with LibreOffice* to *Add the support for the >

GSoC: Adding native support for histogram chart

Hi everyone, I am Devansh and this year I have been selected for the* Google Summer of Code (GSoC) program with LibreOffice* to *Add the support for the Histogram Chart* - GSoC Idea list ( https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/GSoC/Ideas#Histogram_.28and_other_missing.29_Chart_Type

Re: GSoC project to add CPDB support to the LibreOffice print dialog

On 2024-05-06 19:22, Biswadeep Purkayastha wrote:> I am Biswadeep Purkayastha, a GSoC 2024 contributor to OpenPrinting. In the upcoming months I'll be working on getting CPDB support into the LibreOffice print dialogs. I had previously reached out to the community asking for a mentor to help

GSoC project to add CPDB support to the LibreOffice print dialog

Hello, I am Biswadeep Purkayastha, a GSoC 2024 contributor to OpenPrinting. In the upcoming months I'll be working on getting CPDB support into the LibreOffice print dialogs. I had previously reached out to the community asking for a mentor to help me from the LibreOffice side and I am happy

[Bug 115817] Correct implementation or remove the Navigation toolbar (a GSOC 2009 contribution see bug 32869) (comment 3 for history and functional intent)

https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=115817 V Stuart Foote changed: What|Removed |Added See Also||https://bugs.documentfounda

[Bug 115817] Correct implementation or remove the Navigation toolbar (a GSOC 2009 contribution see bug 32869) (comment 3 for history and functional intent)

https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=115817 V Stuart Foote changed: What|Removed |Added See Also||https://bugs.documentfounda

[Bug 115817] Correct implementation or remove the Navigation toolbar (a GSOC 2009 contribution see bug 32869) (comment 3 for history and functional intent)

https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=115817 V Stuart Foote changed: What|Removed |Added Resolution|--- |FIXED Status|NEW

Re: [GSoC] Requesting feedback on the proposal

Sent with Proton Mail secure email. On Thursday, March 28th, 2024 at 7:47 PM, Sarper Akdemir wrote: > Hello Mohit, > > On 3/28/24 15:40, Mohit Marathe wrote: > > > I am excited to submit my proposal for the "Comments in sidebar" > > project as part of the Google Summer of Code program.

Re: [GSoC] Requesting feedback on the proposal

Hello Mohit, On 3/28/24 15:40, Mohit Marathe wrote: I am excited to submit my proposal for the "Comments in sidebar" project as part of the Google Summer of Code program. I would be grateful if you could take the time to review it and provide me with some feedback. Here's my proposal:

[GSoC] Requesting feedback on the proposal

Hi, I am excited to submit my proposal for the "Comments in sidebar" project as part of the Google Summer of Code program. I would be grateful if you could take the time to review it and provide me with some feedback. Here's my proposal:

Re: Eager to contribute to GSoC 2024

Yes I had submitted my application on the GSoC website as well. The email was just meant to let the mailing list know about it. Thank you for letting me know either way. Regards, Ritobroto On Thu, 28 Mar 2024 at 12:02, Michael Weghorn wrote: > On 2024-03-27 12:12, Ritobroto Mukherjee wr

Re: Eager to contribute to GSoC 2024

On 2024-03-27 12:12, Ritobroto Mukherjee wrote: I am submitting my formal application for GSoC in this email, and an attached document with further details. Please note that (from what I know at least), the formal application needs to be submitted via the GSoC website, so I'd recommend

Eager to contribute to GSoC 2024

Hello everyone! I’m Ritobroto Mukherjee, a 2nd year engineering student from Netaji Subhas University of Technology, India, pursuing IT as my branch of study/major. I sometimes go by the username RMZeroFour on websites. I am submitting my formal application for GSoC in this email, and an attached

I want to apply in GSOC

Hi, I want to apply in GSOC. Thanks Dev Shankar

Re: [GSoC] Expressing interest in contributing to LibreOffice projects

Hi Mohit, thanks a lot for your interest in LibreOffice and in particular in topics around UI/UX. You should start with the requested easyhacks to prove your skills, see https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/GSoC In case of questions don't hesitate to ask on IRC or this mailinglist

[GSoC] Expressing interest in contributing to LibreOffice projects

Dear LibreOffice community, Myself Mohit Marathe, a 3rd year undergraduate at Indian Institute of Technology (BHU), Varanasi and I want to express my interest in contributing to LibreOffice as a part of Google Summer of Code 2024. I have been a GSoC last year for the project: https

GSOC Contributor

Hi, I am Ahmed Osama, a third year student at the German international University majoring in computer science (Software Engineering).I am interested in contributing in LibreOffice this year as I see many projects that meet my interests and skills. Regards, Ahmed Osama.

[Bug 115817] Correct implementation or remove the Navigation toolbar (a GSOC 2009 contribution see bug 32869) (comment 3 for history and functional intent)

https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=115817 f...@bger.ch changed: What|Removed |Added Blocks||155882 Referenced Bugs:

Re: Hoping to be part of GSoC 2024

ccount data, and I understand that you might not be willing to entrust me with the power to access that. - I would like for my GSoC project to be 350 hours, and I don't have an estimate for how long this would take. I guess we could tack on other stuff under the migration umbrella as well, like a

Hoping to be part of GSoC 2024

ess that. - I would like for my GSoC project to be 350 hours, and I don't have an estimate for how long this would take. I guess we could tack on other stuff under the migration umbrella as well, like a shift from IRC to Matrix, for example. *LibreOffice Theme* Although I'm persona

Re: Enquiry Regarding GSoC 2024 Participation: Potential Collaboration Opportunity

On 27.2.2024 15.24, Akshay Kumar Dubey wrote: Hello, I hope this email finds you well. I am writing to express my keen interest in contributing to Google Summer of Code (GSoC) 2024 with this esteemed organization. I am enthusiastic about the opportunity to collaborate and contribute

Enquiry Regarding GSoC 2024 Participation: Potential Collaboration Opportunity

Hello, I hope this email finds you well. I am writing to express my keen interest in contributing to Google Summer of Code (GSoC) 2024 with this esteemed organization. I am enthusiastic about the opportunity to collaborate and contribute to meaningful projects aligned with your mission. I look

Interest in Future Collaboration for GSoC 2024

Greetings! I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to express my admiration for the innovative technology that your organization is working on for GSoC 2024. I have been following your work and find it truly amazing. Currently, I am committed to another organisation and may

Re: Joining LibreOffice mailing List - GSOC 2024

Hi Seturaj, Nice to hear you're interested! You can join the list here: https://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/libreoffice I look forward to seeing your contributions :) Best, Skyler On 1/13/24 05:41, Seturaj Matroja wrote: Greetings, My name is Seturaj Matroja , a computer

Joining LibreOffice mailing List - GSOC 2024

Greetings, My name is Seturaj Matroja , a computer engineering student at University of Waterloo. I am proficient in C,C++,Python and Js. I'm eager to learn and contribute! and want to join the mailing list Thank You

Final Report - GSoC 2023 - Search Field in Options

Hi all. > Summary of Final Report - GSoC 2023 - "Search Field in Options" project - Project patch: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/152519 - Final report blog post: https://bayramcicek.github.io/libreoffice-dev/2023/08/26/final-report-2023-gsoc.html Some tasks that ar

GSoC'23 Week 10 & 11 Report

Hello, I hope this email finds you well. Here is one more GSoC project update for the last two weeks. Find the complete report on my blog with the recap at the following link: https://tokiesan.github.io/blogposts/gsoc/week_10_11_report.html <https://tokiesan.github.io/blogposts/g

Week #10 report - GSoC 2023 - APNG support

Hello! This week I did work on the UI side of saving APNGs. Should be finished some time this week, and then APNG support is officially finished Thanks!

Week #11 Report - GSoC 2023 - Search Field in Options

Hi all. > Summary of Week #11 Report - GSoC 2023 - "Search Field in Options" project - All 69 dialogs initialize at background while Options dialog opens. - While Options dialog opens, it collects all (visible) strings of labels, check buttons, radio buttons and buttons to

Week 10 Report : GSOC 2023 - Convert Writer's Java UNO API tests to C++

Hey Everyone, I want to submit the project report for week #10. The tests converted this week are as follows 1. _XAutoTextContainer.java 2. _XTextRangeCompare.java 3. _XFootnote.java Thanks and regards Dipam Turkar

GSoC'23 -- Week 10

--- title: "Week 10" date: 2023-08-03 --- ### Smart inference Previously, jenkins only uses [testfailure]( https://github.com/baolef/libreoffice-ci/blob/main/models/testfailure.py) results to decide whether the patch will pass or fail. Since it is not very accurate and [testselect](

GSoC'23 Week 9 Report: Certificate Manager Caching Finished & Recap

Dear all, I hope this email finds you well. Here is the weekly GSoC project update for the week. Find the complete report on my blog with the recap at the following link: https://tokiesan.github.io/blogposts/gsoc/week_8_9_report.html TL;DR: Finished certificates caching, revisited initial

Week #9 report - GSoC 2023 - APNG support

Hello! This week I pushed my APNG support patch along with a unit test. I also found a regression caused by a different patch (not mine) on master and opened a bug report for it. Thanks!

Week 9 Report : GSOC 2023 - Convert Writer's Java UNO API tests to C++

Hey Everyone, I want to submit the project report for week #9. The tests converted this week are as follows 1. _NumberingRules.java 2. _BaseIndexMark.java 3. _DocumentIndexMark.java Thanks and regards Dipam Turkar

Week #10 Report - GSoC 2023 - Search Field in Options

Hi all. > Summary of Week #10 Report - GSoC 2023 - "Search Field in Options" project I worked on some bugs/issues regarding sub-dialogs that should be initialized in the background. I will expand the search functionality for each ~69 sub-dialogs step by step. -- Regards, Bayram Çiçek

Re: GSoC'23 -- Week 9

Hi Baole, Baole Fang wrote: > [testselect]( > https://github.com/baolef/libreoffice-ci/blob/main/models/testselect.py) is > now able to recognize 95% (94% previously) of all failures, while reducing > computation by 85% (84% previously). > Oh nice! So the goal is still, to run _one_ canary

GSoC'23 -- Week 9

--- title: "Week 9" date: 2023-07-27 --- ### Model improvement To improve model performance, the model based on grouped unit tests is implemented. Originally, the model is trained to predict on the level of around 700 unit tests, which is too much. To reduce the number of predictions, unit tests

GSoC'23 Week 8 Report: Certificate Manager Tree View and Caching

Dear all, I hope this email finds you well. Here is another update in my GSoC project for the week! There is no blog post this week since not much information has changed from the last one, however, wait for one next week. TL;DR: WIP on customization of tree view in certificate chooser

GSoC'23 -- Week 8

--- title: "Week 8" date: 2023-07-20 --- ### Result archive Every time Jenkins runs the model, the inference results will be saved to `probability.csv`, which is archived by Jenkins. ### Jenkins integration The model is integrated into a [master job](

Week #8 report - GSoC 2023 - APNG support

Hello! This week I continued working on my APNG writer. I am close to finishing it. Thanks!

Week #9 Report - GSoC 2023 - Search Field in Options

Hi all. > Summary of Week #9 Report - GSoC 2023 - "Search Field in Options" project - tested and confirmed that changing LO interface language also changes the .ui file strings. It is possible that we can overcome the localization issue by initializing sub-dialogs . - working

GSoC'23 Week 7 Report: Certificate Manager Searching and Filtering Features

Dear all, I hope this email finds you well. Here is another update in my GSoC project for the week! Find the complete report on my blog at the following link: https://tokiesan.github.io/blogposts/gsoc/week_7_report.html TL;DR: Completed the implementation of certificate manager searching

Week #7 report - GSoC 2023 - APNG support

Hello! This week I continued working on my APNG writer. I made some progress with regards to outputting the chunks but there's still some work to do here. Thanks!

GSoC'23 -- Week 7

--- title: "Week 7" date: 2023-07-12 --- ### Jenkins integration Currently, the model is integrated into [Jenkins]( https://ci.libreoffice.org/job/machine_learning_model/). The average build duration is around 15s, and it is able to support 5 builds in parallel. Its [output log](

Week #8 Report - GSoC 2023 - Search Field in Options

Hi all. > Summary of Week #8 Report - GSoC 2023 - "Search Field in Options" project This week I worked on some localization issues and currently I've been trying to initialize all sub-dialogs at the background. I will also test if fetching strings from .ui files works with differ

Week #7 Report - GSoC 2023 - Search Field in Options

Hi all. > Summary of Week #7 Report - GSoC 2023 - "Search Field in Options" project - New patchsets submitted (patchsets 10 - 14): https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/152519 - String extraction location moved to workdir/UIOptions/* - Extracted files includes a lot o

GSoC'23 -- Week 6

--- title: "Week 6" date: 2023-07-06 --- ### Jenkins integration Currently, the model is integrated into [Jenkins]( https://ci.libreoffice.org/job/machine_learning_model/). The average build duration is around 15s, and it is able to support 5 builds in parallel. Its [output log](

Week 6 & 7 Report : GSOC 2023 - Convert Writer's Java UNO API Tests to C++

Hey Everyone, I want to submit the project report for Week #6 & Week #7. The tests converted this week are as mentioned below. 1. SwXParagraphEnumeration.java 2. SwXReferenceMark.java 3. SwXReferenceMarks.java 4. SwXTableCellText.java 5. SwXTextFieldTypes.java 6. SwXTextFrameText.java 7.

GSoC'23 Week 5 & 6 Report: Customized Certificate Managers and Certificate Chooser UI Improvements

Dear all, I hope this email finds you well. I'm thrilled to share the latest progress in GSoC for the last two weeks. You can find the complete report on my blog at the following link: https://tokiesan.github.io/blogposts/gsoc/week_5_6_report.html TL;DR: Implemented customized certificate

Week #6 report - GSoC 2023 - APNG support

Hello! I took most this week off from GSoC so there’s not much new progress. Continuing the writer work. Thanks!

Week #5 report - GSoC 2023 - APNG support

Hello! This week I continued my work on the APNG writer, made progress but there's still some things to iron out before pushing. Thanks!

Week #5 and #6 Report - GSoC 2023 - Search Field in Options

s first child automatically after the search done. > Blog post about week #5 and #6 report: https://bayramcicek.github.io/libreoffice-dev/2023/07/08/week-05-06-gsoc-report.html Thank you. -- Regards, Bayram Çiçek

GSoC'23 -- Week 5

--- title: "Week 5" date: 2023-06-29 --- ### Model inference [Inference](https://github.com/baolef/libreoffice-ci/blob/main/test.py) is completed using [testfailure]( https://github.com/baolef/libreoffice-ci/blob/main/models/testfailure.py) and [testselect](

Week #4 report - GSoC 2023 - APNG support

Hello! This week I started working on the APNG writer. Thanks!

GSoC'23 Week 4 Report: Custom Certificate Managers and UI Enhancements

Dear everyone, I hope this email finds you well. I'm thrilled to share the latest progress in GSoC. You can find the complete report on my blog at the following link: https://tokiesan.github.io/blogposts/gsoc/week_4_report.html TL;DR: Finishing custom certificate managers' integration (pending

Week 5 Report : GSOC 2023 - Convert Writer's Java UNO API Tests to C++

Hey Everyone, I want to submit the project report week for Week #4. The tests converted this week are as mentioned below 1. SwXEndnoteProperties.java 2. SwXFieldEnumeration.java 3. SwXFieldMaster.java 4. SwXFootnote.java 5. SwXFootnoteProperties.java 6. SwXFootnoteText.java 7. SwXFrames.java 8.

GSoC'23 - Week 4

--- title: "Week 4" date: 2023-06-22 --- ### Model training Two models are trained with the full dataset: - [testfailure]( https://github.com/baolef/libreoffice-ci/blob/main/models/testfailure.py) predicts whether a commit will fail any unit test. It only considers commit features. -

Week #4 Report - GSoC 2023 - Search Field in Options

now included in searching. - Patchset 4 submitted: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/152519/4 > Blog post about week #4 report: https://bayramcicek.github.io/libreoffice-dev/2023/06/26/week-04-gsoc-report.html Thank you. -- Regards, Bayram Çiçek

GSoC'23 - Week 3 Report

--- title: "Week 3" date: 2023-06-15 --- ### Model training Basic [model training]( https://github.com/baolef/libreoffice-ci/blob/main/train.py) pipeline is completed with [testselect]( https://github.com/baolef/libreoffice-ci/blob/main/models/testselect.py) model. Further optimization is needed

Week 4 Report : GSOC 2023 - Convert Writer's Java UNO API Tests to C++

Hey Everyone, I want to submit the project report week for Week #4. The tests converted this week are as mentioned below 1. SwXBodyText.java 2. SwXBookmark.java 3. SwXBookmarks.java 4. SwXCellRange.java 5. SwXChapterNumbering.java 6. SwXDocumentIndexMark.java 7. SwXDocumentIndexes.java 8.

Week #3 report - GSoC 2023 - APNG support

Hello! This week I implemented APNG blending modes and fixed a bug where partial transparency would not work. Next I'll be making tests and start working on the writer. Thanks!

Re: GSoC'23 - Week 1 Report

On 10.6.2023 18.54, Baole Fang wrote: Missed to copy the contents: Join #tdf-infra Joined. Familiar with Mozilla’s work Mozilla has made their code[1] public. testselect[2] aligns with our project best. rust-code-analysis[3] can be used to calculate metrics from code/patches. Now,

GSoC'23 - Week 3 Report

2023-06-15-week3.md Description: application/md

GSoC'23 Week 3 Report: More Certificate Manager Improvements

Dear everyone, I hope this email finds you well. Excited to share the current progress in GSoC. You can find the complete report on my blog at the following link: https://tokiesan.github.io/blogposts/gsoc/week_3_report.html *TL;DR*: Improved LibreOffice certificate managers' integration

Week 3 Report : GSOC 2023 - Convert Writer's Java UNO API Tests to C++

Hey everyone, I want to submit the project report for Week #3. The tests converted this week are as mentioned below 1. SwXAutoContainer.java 2. SwXAutoTextEntry.java 3. SwXAutoTextGroup.java The converted tests will be committed soon. Thanks and regards Dipam Turkar

Week #2 report - GSoC 2023 - APNG support

Hello! This week I continued working on APNG blending modes. The first patch was merged. Thanks!

Week #3 Report - GSoC 2023 - Search Field in Options

les (in ./cui/*) will be generated at build-time. - I’ll be trying to generate the data at build-time in the following weeks. > Blog post about week #3 report: https://bayramcicek.github.io/libreoffice-dev/2023/06/18/week-03-gsoc-report.html > Steps for implementing search functionality

GSoC Week 2 Report: Improving PGP/GPG Encryption Support

Dear everyone, I hope this email finds you well. I'm excited to share my progress in GSoC. You can find the complete report on my blog at the following link: https://tokiesan.github.io/blogposts/gsoc/week_2_report.html *TL;DR: *Finished working on remembering digital signatures features

Re: GSoC'23 - Week 2 Report

Please don't send attachments. Copying the text: Commit feature extraction Commit feature extraction is finished with multiprocessing. The commits come from the csv table. Features are based on the patch (what changes in the commit), code features, author features and so on. The output is

GSoC'23 - Week 2 Report

2023-06-07-week2.md Description: application/md

Week 1 & 2 Report : GSoC 2023 - Convert Writer's Java UNO API Tests to C++

Hey everyone, I want to submit the project report for Week #1 and #2. The converted tests ready for commiting are as mentioned below 1. SwXCell.java The tests still under work are 1. SwXAutoTextContainer.java 2. SwXAutoTextEntry.java 3. SwXAutoTextGroup.java The converted tests will be

GSoC Week 1 Report: Remembering Digital Signatures

Hello everyone! I'm pleased to share my week 1 GSoC update on implementing the option to remember digital signatures session-wise. Read the full report here: https://tokiesan.github.io/blogposts/gsoc/week_1_report.html This week, I filed a bug on Bugzilla (tdf#155665), and began exploring

GSoC'23 - Week 1 Report

2023-05-31-week1.md Description: application/md

Week #1 report - GSoC 2023 - APNG support

Hello! This week I started working on APNG blending modes. Also rebased the initial patch we had for the APNG read support here: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/140089 Thanks!

Week #2 Report - GSoC 2023 - Search Field in Options

Hi all. I want to share "Search Field in Options" project report for week #2. > Blog post about week #2 report: https://bayramcicek.com.tr/libreoffice-dev/2023/06/10/week-02-gsoc-report.html > Sub-tree elements(child nodes) are now included in searching. > Patchset 2

Week #1 Report - GSoC 2023 - Search Field in Options

Hi all. I want to share GSoC "Search Field in Options" project report for week #1. > Blog post about week #1 report: - https://bayramcicek.com.tr/libreoffice-dev/2023/06/03/week-01-gsoc-report.html > First patchset has been submitted. - patch: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org

GSoC'23 - Select tests to run on gerrit patches based on machine learning

Hi, I'm Baole Fang, currently pursuing a master degree in the school of computer science at Carnegie Mellon University. I'm looking forward to working with LibreOffice in the project Select tests to run on gerrit patches based on machine learning

GSOC '23 : Convert Writer's Java UNO API tests to C++

to debug them. LibreOffice has had a long term plan to move them to C++. The project will also focus on fixing the unit tests for errors, if any. I intend to complete this task as my project for GSOC 2023. Once again, it's my great pleasure to work with you on this project. I want to thank all

GSoC'23 - Improving PGP/GPG Encryption Support in LibreOffice (TokieSan)

Hello everyone! This is Tokhy. I am currently a Mathematics and Computer Engineering student and FOSS enthusiast. I am delighted and thrilled to share that I will be working with LibreOffice this summer on the "Improving PGP/GPG Encryption Support in LibreOffice" project under the guidance of

GSoC'23 Project - Search Field in Options

Hi everyone, I'm Bayram Çiçek. I was a GSoC 2021 participant at LibreOffice and I have a bachelor's degree in computer engineering. I am delighted to share with you that I've been given this wonderful opportunity to work with LibreOffice as a Google Summer of Code 2023 participant. I'll

Re: 2023 GSOC Application

On 4.4.2023 18.29, peter frane wrote: To whom it may concern, I'm interested in contributing to your projects through the 2023 GSOC. My name is Peter Frane (IRC nick PeterF). I'm an editor by profession and a freelance programmer. The projects I'm interested in are under the 'Ideas without

2023 GSOC Application

To whom it may concern, I'm interested in contributing to your projects through the 2023 GSOC. My name is Peter Frane (IRC nick PeterF). I'm an editor by profession and a freelance programmer. The projects I'm interested in are under the 'Ideas without a mentor': https

Gsoc 2023 (Libreoffice Calc): extend calc function pane, request more info (links to documentation/ related source code file) related to calc formula

Hi there, I hope this email finds you well. My name is Tsun Nok Cheung (potatochick2020), and I am currently working on my application for GSOC 2023. I had already submitted a proposal, But I think I should include more technical details in my proposal and provide a more accurate and precise

Re: GSoC'23 project

some guidance before starting  with the project. You can submit proposals until 4 April. Check the deadlines and remember to also solve a difficultyInteresting easy hack: https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/GSoC/2023#Important_dates You can keep submitting updated versions of your

GSoC'23 project

Hi, I am Spruha Thorat from IIIT Vadodara , currently studying in 2nd year of B.Tech in CSE. I want to contribute to the project 'Convert Writer's Java UNO API tests to C++'. I want to know if it's still open for contribution or not ? I would like some guidance before starting with the

GSoC 2023 - Project: Quickly insert brackets

Hi LibreOffice Community, My name is Bayram Çiçek. I have a bachelor's degree in Computer Science and I was a GSoC participant for LibreOffice in 2021. My previous GSoC project was '100 paper cuts' - which is a UI/UX-related project. This year, I'd like to apply for a project that is -also

Re: GSoC'2023: Histogram (and other missing) Chart Type: LibreOffice

Hi Ilmari, On Fri, Mar 10, 2023 at 5:47 PM Ilmari Lauhakangas < ilmari.lauhakan...@libreoffice.org> wrote: > > I'm not the guy to ask for help with building issues and easy hacks - > > you need to contact the LibreOffice community, which has dedicated > > persons for such help - best to go on

Re: GSoC'2023: Histogram (and other missing) Chart Type: LibreOffice

On 10.3.2023 9.54, Tomaž Vajngerl wrote: Hi Madhu, On Fri, Mar 10, 2023 at 2:24 PM Madhu patel > wrote: Hi Tomaz, I have built LibreOffice from the Source on my Linux machine. I have documented the progress of easy Hacks and steps for building

Re: GSoC'2023: Histogram (and other missing) Chart Type: LibreOffice

Hi Madhu, On Fri, Mar 10, 2023 at 2:24 PM Madhu patel wrote: > Hi Tomaz, > > I have built LibreOffice from the Source on my Linux machine. I have > documented the progress of easy Hacks and steps for building LibreOffice in > [1] >

Re: GSoC'2023: Implement table styles:LibreOffice

On 8.3.2023 16.54, Madhu patel wrote: Hi, Eike Rathke, I'm interested in working on the project `Implement table styles` in LibreOffice organization through GSoC'2023. I am Madhu Patel, a fourth-year B.Tech. student in Computer Science at IGDTUW, with a CGPA of 8.7/10. I have previously

GSoC'2023: Implement table styles:LibreOffice

Hi, Eike Rathke, I'm interested in working on the project `Implement table styles` in LibreOffice organization through GSoC'2023. I am Madhu Patel, a fourth-year B.Tech. student in Computer Science at IGDTUW, with a CGPA of 8.7/10. I have previously interned at *Adobe India*, Rabvik Innovations

Re: Request for GSoC'23

ore from Mumbai University. > > I want to contribute to libreoffice for GSoC'23. > > Please enlighten me on the further process.Thank you. > > I have invited you to an interview. > > Ilmari >

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