Google Summer of Code 2006 - Revision history

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	=== SOC 2006 ===		=== SOC 2006 ===

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	* [[SOC Selection Criteria]]		* [[SOC Selection Criteria]]
	* [[SOC Original Project Prompts]]		* [[SOC Original Project Prompts]]

	~~[[Category:Developer Discussion]]~~
	~~[[Category:Needs Work]]~~

2012-02-12T13:23:12Z

moved Googles Summer of Code 2006 to Google Summer of Code 2006: Real name of this operation is "Google Summer of Code" (and not "Googles Summer Of Code")

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Additional Ideas: Expanded OCAL acronym

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	* Extending the online InkscapeSVG stuff - might be very cool for sharing sketches, etc		* Extending the online InkscapeSVG stuff - might be very cool for sharing sketches, etc

	* Building a public whiteboard server for Inkscape users, with a web site of its own, user galleries, interest groups, scheduled drawathons, connections to OCAL, etc.		* Building a public whiteboard server for Inkscape users, with a web site of its own, user galleries, interest groups, scheduled drawathons, connections to [http://www.openclipart.org/ Open Clip Art Library (OCAL)], etc.

	* Skeletal Strokes and Effect Lines - A few links: Our wiki page on Expression [[http://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php/Expression]], Technical papers on Skeletal Strokes [[http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=192186]], Examples - [[http://northlite.50megs.com/expr/effectlines.htm]], [[http://www.wa.commufa.jp/~ksg/p_pfwp5_cgf.htm]], [[http://personal-computer-tutor.com/abc4/v36/sara36.htm]].		* Skeletal Strokes and Effect Lines - A few links: Our wiki page on Expression [[http://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php/Expression]], Technical papers on Skeletal Strokes [[http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=192186]], Examples - [[http://northlite.50megs.com/expr/effectlines.htm]], [[http://www.wa.commufa.jp/~ksg/p_pfwp5_cgf.htm]], [[http://personal-computer-tutor.com/abc4/v36/sara36.htm]].

2007-02-23T22:48:57Z

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2006-06-21T18:45:28Z

SOC 2006

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	Also, we would strongly encourage students to contact us on the Inkscape developer's list prior to submitting your proposal. This gives us a chance to get to know you and to give you feedback that will strengthen your proposal.		Also, we would strongly encourage students to contact us on the Inkscape developer's list prior to submitting your proposal. This gives us a chance to get to know you and to give you feedback that will strengthen your proposal.

	~~To submit a proposal, [https://www~~.~~google.com/accounts/NewAccount sign up] for~~ a ~~Google Account, and then log in to the~~ [http://code.google.com/soc/ ~~Summer~~ of ~~Code~~] ~~site~~.		No more applications are accepted for Summer of Code 2006. Google has a [http://code.google.com/soc/inkscape/about.html list] of accepted proposals.

			There is also a wiki page for [[Filter Effects]] SoC project.

	== Project Ideas ==		== Project Ideas ==

2006-06-21T16:03:30Z

Categorization

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	* Begin work on adding animation features to inkscape. If animated SVG is to ever truely compete with Macromedia Flash, then we'll need a good editor to create them with ;)		* Begin work on adding animation features to inkscape. If animated SVG is to ever truely compete with Macromedia Flash, then we'll need a good editor to create them with ;)

			Perhaps we can move the ideas that are not being done as SOC projects to other pages in the wiki.

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	* [[SOC Selection Criteria]]		* [[SOC Selection Criteria]]
	* [[SOC Original Project Prompts]]		* [[SOC Original Project Prompts]]

			[[Category:Developer Discussion]]
			[[Category:Needs Work]]

2006-05-19T11:48:17Z

Correct statement of existing CSS support. Nominate mentor.

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	=== K. External CSS Support ===		=== K. External CSS Support ===

	Inkscape currently ~~supports~~ inline CSS, ~~but real~~ support for editing non-inline CSS would allow for ~~great functionality when storing style elements in the document head or an external file. Implemengting this would help prevent a lot of duplication of css and will greatly improve our ability to use~~ SVG generated by other programs that use non-inline CSS.		Inkscape currently has good support for inline CSS, and limited read-only support for an internal stylesheet in a <style> element, and no support for external stylesheets. Support for editing non-inline CSS would allow better expressiveness and adaptation, and smaller SVG files, and better support for SVG generated by other programs that use non-inline CSS.

	<b>Mentor:</b> ~~TBD~~		<b>Mentor:</b> Peter Moulder

	=== L. Bucket fill tool ===		=== L. Bucket fill tool ===

2006-05-19T11:38:25Z

Link to existing work

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	=== M. Justified Text ===		=== M. Justified Text ===

	The lack of this feature is perhaps one of the reasons why Inkscape is currently unusable for many applications. Justified text is very useful, and is currently missing. ~~Justified~~ text ~~should come in three flavors:~~		The lack of this feature is perhaps one of the reasons why Inkscape is currently unusable for many applications. Justified text is very useful, and is currently missing. Justification options to offer might be some subset of those proposed at http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-text/.

	* Justify, ~~last~~ line to the ~~left~~		One reasonable starting point if you want to support text-in-shape and TeX-like line-breaking and hyphenation is the work of the Monash University group, who have a command-line tool that can justify some small subset of XHTML, and fit into a shape that can grow/shrink in a user-defined way to fit the text, and produces SVG output: http://bowman.csse.monash.edu.au/~pmoulder/text-in-shape.tar.gz. A disadvantage of this starting point is that the tool was not designed with editing in mind.
	* Justify, ~~last line to~~ the ~~right~~
	* Justify, last line stretched as well		'''Mentor:''' Peter Moulder

	== Additional Ideas ==		== Additional Ideas ==

2006-05-15T08:22:07Z

Project Ideas

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	<b>Mentor:</b> Bulia		<b>Mentor:</b> Bulia

			=== M. Justified Text ===

			The lack of this feature is perhaps one of the reasons why Inkscape is currently unusable for many applications. Justified text is very useful, and is currently missing. Justified text should come in three flavors:

			* Justify, last line to the left
			* Justify, last line to the right
			* Justify, last line stretched as well

	== Additional Ideas ==		== Additional Ideas ==