PHP Summer of Code

Em Terça 27 Março 2007 09:40, Tijnema ! escreveu:

Em Terça 27 Março 2007 08:29, Alexey Zakhlestin escreveu:

Web 2.0 sites are those "that emphasize online collaboration and
sharing among users" (c) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web20

so, actually Sourceforge is already web 2.0
anyway, how is it php-related?

Em Terça 27 Março 2007 05:26, Tijnema ! escreveu:

Hi all.

According to:
"The PHP team is once again proud to participate in the Google
Summer of Code, and we are still looking for project ideas from
interested students. In case you want to spend the summer with
your favorite Open Source project, PHP, and get some money for
adding an interesting project to it, you should contact us at
internals@lists.php.net. The deadline for submitting ideas is the
26th of March, 2007. Also, the current list of ideas includes
suggested topics still looking for student participants."

I would like to expose my project idea... How can I do that?

TIA

You can expose your idea here. But the deadline was yesterday
(atleast in my timezone ). So if you're quick it might be possible,
but i'm not sure.

Tijnema

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Oh! So, I'm too late... =\

But I can try! =]

My idea, not yet started, is a webmail using Web 2.0, similar to
Gmail. I'm not right what I want in this project, but I'll do it in
anyway... =]

I want to do an "source forge" using Web 2.0...

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Is... This is the Web 2.0's concept...
But I'm thinking on how AJAX can help to improve the service... =]
And how I can improve the service with another services... =]

It isn't a little project... =]

[]s

AJAX is not PHP... So i don't really think it's PHP related. What
functions would you add to PHP?

Sorry?
"PHP Summer of Code" is about add functions to PHP?

Sorry for that!!! =x

I've thinking that is a "pool of PHP Projects"...

Sorry the inconvenience...

Well, if you look at what projects currently are on the ideas list,
you might note that those are about to add something to PHP itself.
I'm not the author behind the idea, so i might get it wrong, but
that's how i was thinking about GSoC.

Tijnema

ps. of course you could do this apart from the GSoC project.

Tijnema

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""We invented a new protocol and called it Kermit, after Kermit the Frog,
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[3] Why? Mostly because there was a Muppets calendar on the wall when we
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letters, as readers of some of our early source code can attest. Later, while
looking through a name book for his forthcoming baby, Bill Catchings noticed
that "Kermit" was a Celtic word for "free", which is what all Kermit programs
should be, and words to this effect replaced the strained acronyms in our
source code (Bill's baby turned out to be a girl, so he had to name her Becky
instead). When BYTE Magazine was preparing our 1984 Kermit article for
publication, they suggested we contact Henson Associates Inc. for permission
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was kindly granted, and now the real story can be told. I resisted the
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