Dustin J. Mitchell | 1 Apr 2012 03:28
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Re: Google Summer of Code proposal for Javascript Frontend

On Wed, Mar 28, 2012 at 1:01 PM, Naveen Kumar <naveen.iitm90 <at> gmail.com> wrote:
> This is first draft of my proposal. Please give your feedback

As I mentioned in IRC, this looks good.

> 1. Javasciprt frameworks:
> Possible options:
>         1. jQuery
>         2. Dojo
>         3. YUI

This is a good preliminary list.  I suspect that part of the summer
will be building "test" implementations in a few frameworks so that
you can make a judgement based on experience.

> 2. User interface design:
> This is the best time to implement a better looking design. I am not
> very good with web design. I am going to need help with that part. My
> idea of implementation is, first implement a general template which
> will be used in all the pages then implement rest of the features on
> it.

As Tom said, I think that the UI design is a separate task from the
implementation of basic usability.  We don't have anyone within the
project who has a great strength here, either, so this may be
something to leave unfinished, in the sense that the UI at the end of
the summer is perhaps a bit clunky, but all of the support is there
for someone else to improve it.

I suspect that building that support will be most of a summers' work,
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Naveen Kumar | 5 Apr 2012 16:46
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Re: Google Summer of Code proposal for Javascript Frontend

On Sun, Apr 1, 2012 at 6:58 AM, Dustin J. Mitchell <dustin <at> v.igoro.us> wrote:
> On Wed, Mar 28, 2012 at 1:01 PM, Naveen Kumar
<naveen.iitm90@...> wrote:
>> This is first draft of my proposal. Please give your feedback
>
> As I mentioned in IRC, this looks good.
>
>> 1. Javasciprt frameworks:
>> Possible options:
>>         1. jQuery
>>         2. Dojo
>>         3. YUI
>
> This is a good preliminary list.  I suspect that part of the summer
> will be building "test" implementations in a few frameworks so that
> you can make a judgement based on experience.
>
>> 2. User interface design:
>> This is the best time to implement a better looking design. I am not
>> very good with web design. I am going to need help with that part. My
>> idea of implementation is, first implement a general template which
>> will be used in all the pages then implement rest of the features on
>> it.
>
> As Tom said, I think that the UI design is a separate task from the
> implementation of basic usability.  We don't have anyone within the
> project who has a great strength here, either, so this may be
> something to leave unfinished, in the sense that the UI at the end of
> the summer is perhaps a bit clunky, but all of the support is there
> for someone else to improve it.
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