There is a team project set referenced on the project wiki page [1]
along with some instructions for setting up your environment. Once
you have the code loaded, a "Run As..." and "Debug As..." option
should appear.
As for a project proposal, I am happy to review what you come up
with.
Wayne
[1] http://wiki.eclipse.org/Eclipse_IDE_for_Education
On 04/06/2011 11:49 AM, Srihari Sriraman wrote:
Hello Wayne,
Thanks for your prompt reply!
I am willing to take up this project...
Like you say, producing a repeatable build sounds
interesting!
I have some ideas on cutting down features to provide an IDE
just sufficient for educational purposes...
However, I wish I could get a feel of the existing project...
This is my problem:
I run the "eclipse" executable.
I get a screen as seen in the screenshot (attached) when I
choose a new workspace.
The IDE opens up when I choose a workspace with existing
projects.
But I think this is my default IDE since I don see any
difference in the perspectives...
And I don't find any logs...
Could you guide me on my project proposal?
Should the objective be to produce a new repeatable build?
On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 9:04 PM, Wayne Beaton <wayne@xxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Well... therein lies one of our problems. That build
is from 2008. I should think that providing a decent
repeatable build (preferably based on Maven/Tycho) would
be a great GSoC project.
Is there anything in the log? (.metadata/.log)?
Wayne
On 04/06/2011 11:20 AM, Srihari Sriraman wrote:
Hello Wayne,
I'm Srihari from Bangalore, and I'm Interested
in eclipse IDE for education...
I read through the project wiki and I am really
interested in the scope of this project...
I have a few ideas and I would like to apply
through GSoC.
Can I share my ideas here?
I was looking to explore the ide4edu
environment but however, when I downloaded the
ide4edu from
On Tue, Mar 29, 2011 at 8:41 PM, Wayne Beaton
<wayne@xxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Sorry for the delay. I will be totally
frank with you.
I think that both of these ideas are far
more work than can reasonably be
accomplished in a single term by a single
individual.
Perhaps you can narrow down these ideas into
more manageable bits. Please also give me
some idea how you would approach the
implementation, what help you would need
from me, etc.
Thanks,
Wayne
On 03/21/2011 03:06 PM, Sveta Nesterenko
wrote:
Hi Wayne.
Thank you for your answer.
As for my ideas about Eclipse IDE for Education:
1.
Implementing functionality that would be some kind of virtual teacher.
Beginners in Java programming at their first months of studing Java
language often forget about programming style. Also beginners inclined to
do many absurd mistakes. So, virtual techer could help to format code,
explain mistakes and errors, help to avoid bugs, giving extended tips and
lessons.
For example. Student tries to call a non-static method inside a static
method, but it doesn't work and student doesn't understand why, because
he/she is a begginer and has not yet had time to learn it. A virtual teacher
could give to a student a quite full explanation about static methods: what
is a static method and how to use it. Such tips can help students to learn
language quicklier. If student writes code not properly, for example
method's name starts with a capital letter, he/she would get a reminder,
that such naming is not good . Such style checking can form a habit to
write a maintainable and error-free code from their first days of study.
2.
Visualization of JVM working. It would introduce JVM's work results
in anintuitive and
clear form: compiled byte code, stack, heap, references between
objects, states
of virtual machine and so on.
I am looking for new experience and I also would be glad to implement any
other ideas.
Svetlana Nesterenko
On Mon, Mar 21, 2011 at 7:56 AM, Wayne Beaton <wayne@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Svetlana. There is help on the project's wiki page [1]. I'll be honest
with you: this project has stalled due to lack of involvement. I am
interested in reviving it.
However, due to the lack of recent work, we may be a little out of date;
our bug list may not be entirely up-to-date. There are lots of opportunities
in this project, so I invite you to be creative and see what you think you
can bring to the project.
HTH,
Wayne
[1] http://wiki.eclipse.org/Eclipse_IDE_for_Education
On 03/20/2011 03:59 PM, Sveta Nesterenko wrote:
Hello.
My name is Svetlana Nesterenko. Currently I am studying to obtain master
degree in Chernihiv State Technological University (Ukraine). I would like
to participate in Google Summer Of Code in Eclipse IDE for Education .
I have become familiar with writing RCP applications, downloaded source
code and looked over it.
What should I do to participate in this project?
I am sorry for writing in mailing list, I didn't find another email to
write.
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