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Gsoc 2015: Interest in Improve DXF import and Export and Multithreaded Geometry Evaluations for OpenSCAD

WN
Wisdom Nji
Sat, Mar 14, 2015 2:04 PM

Hello everyone,

My Name is Wisdom Nji, a Freshman Computer Science Student at the
Catholic University of Bamenda, Bamenda-Cameroon. I am proficient in
C/C++ and I've been a member of the OpenSCAD community for some few
weeks. I will like to do GSoC with this organization and it's my first
communication with the open source community. I am interested in
collaboration projects on the BRL-CAD and sister organizations. I will
like to apply for two projects that is Improve DXF import and Export
and Multithreaded Geometry evaluations Projects for OpenSCAD. I will
greatly appreciate any guidance and resources which will facilitate my
understanding of the these projects and also submit my proposal.

I have forked the github OpenSCAD code repository and cloned to my
computer. I am trying to compile the source code and will be motivated
to complete any participation requirements I may be missing.

Thanks for the Assistance.

Thanks,
Wisdom Nji
IRC(Sherl0ck)

Hello everyone, My Name is Wisdom Nji, a Freshman Computer Science Student at the Catholic University of Bamenda, Bamenda-Cameroon. I am proficient in C/C++ and I've been a member of the OpenSCAD community for some few weeks. I will like to do GSoC with this organization and it's my first communication with the open source community. I am interested in collaboration projects on the BRL-CAD and sister organizations. I will like to apply for two projects that is Improve DXF import and Export and Multithreaded Geometry evaluations Projects for OpenSCAD. I will greatly appreciate any guidance and resources which will facilitate my understanding of the these projects and also submit my proposal. I have forked the github OpenSCAD code repository and cloned to my computer. I am trying to compile the source code and will be motivated to complete any participation requirements I may be missing. Thanks for the Assistance. Thanks, Wisdom Nji IRC(Sherl0ck)
MK
Marius Kintel
Sat, Mar 14, 2015 4:17 PM

Hi,

I would strongly suggest getting OpenSCAD built and start looking into the details of those projects.
Both projects will require some degree of refactoring of existing code, as well as significant use of external libraries.
Showing that you’re able to read code, understand the limitations of the current solutions and give good suggestions for how to solve it would greatly improve your application.
If you have the chance to also show that you’re familiar with both C++ and git workflows would make it easier to evaluate your skills and application.

Also, introducing yourself on IRC to chat about details will help us get a feel for how you communicate and work.

Kind Regards,

-Marius

Hi, I would strongly suggest getting OpenSCAD built and start looking into the details of those projects. Both projects will require some degree of refactoring of existing code, as well as significant use of external libraries. Showing that you’re able to read code, understand the limitations of the current solutions and give good suggestions for how to solve it would greatly improve your application. If you have the chance to also show that you’re familiar with both C++ and git workflows would make it easier to evaluate your skills and application. Also, introducing yourself on IRC to chat about details will help us get a feel for how you communicate and work. Kind Regards, -Marius
WN
Wisdom Nji
Sun, Mar 15, 2015 2:43 PM

Hi,

I'll do exactly as you said.... Thank you for the very quick response!
I'll keep in touch!
Cheers,

Wisdom Nji.

On 3/15/15, Marius Kintel marius@kintel.net wrote:

Hi,

I would strongly suggest getting OpenSCAD built and start looking into the
details of those projects.
Both projects will require some degree of refactoring of existing code, as
well as significant use of external libraries.
Showing that you’re able to read code, understand the limitations of the
current solutions and give good suggestions for how to solve it would
greatly improve your application.
If you have the chance to also show that you’re familiar with both C++ and
git workflows would make it easier to evaluate your skills and application.

Also, introducing yourself on IRC to chat about details will help us get a
feel for how you communicate and work.

Kind Regards,

-Marius


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Hi, I'll do exactly as you said.... Thank you for the very quick response! I'll keep in touch! Cheers, Wisdom Nji. On 3/15/15, Marius Kintel <marius@kintel.net> wrote: > Hi, > > I would strongly suggest getting OpenSCAD built and start looking into the > details of those projects. > Both projects will require some degree of refactoring of existing code, as > well as significant use of external libraries. > Showing that you’re able to read code, understand the limitations of the > current solutions and give good suggestions for how to solve it would > greatly improve your application. > If you have the chance to also show that you’re familiar with both C++ and > git workflows would make it easier to evaluate your skills and application. > > Also, introducing yourself on IRC to chat about details will help us get a > feel for how you communicate and work. > > Kind Regards, > > -Marius > > > _______________________________________________ > OpenSCAD mailing list > Discuss@lists.openscad.org > http://lists.openscad.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss_lists.openscad.org >