Hi, I am a junior undergraduate student in India and I wanted to start in the direction of the project Codebase Improvements: OOP and refactoring.
I have done a similar project for a Software Engineering course in my own university where I worked on a "working" Teaching Fellows Applications portal. The portal was built using an MVC framework: web2py. The goal of the project was to refactor the entire system to meet code standards and divide the codebase into logical components and classes to make it more readable and easy to extend.
Relevant to the project, my skill set includes PHP, HTML/CSS and JS. I have with codeigniter framework to develop a project which gave a good experience of OBJECT ORIENTED PHP as well.
I am fairly new to open source development and I would highly appreciate if someone could give me directions as to where should I start.
Thank you
Sincerely, Amar Budhiraja
Hi Amar,
On 2/21/15 12:56 AM, Amar Budhiraja wrote:
Hi, I am a junior undergraduate student in India and I wanted to start in the direction of the project Codebase Improvements: OOP and refactoring.
I have done a similar project for a Software Engineering course in my own university where I worked on a "working" Teaching Fellows Applications portal. The portal was built using an MVC framework: web2py. The goal of the project was to refactor the entire system to meet code standards and divide the codebase into logical components and classes to make it more readable and easy to extend.
Relevant to the project, my skill set includes PHP, HTML/CSS and JS. I have with codeigniter framework to develop a project which gave a good experience of OBJECT ORIENTED PHP as well.
I am fairly new to open source development and I would highly appreciate if someone could give me directions as to where should I start.
Welcome. Have you seen https://wiki.phpmyadmin.net/pma/Category:Google_Summer_of_Code_2015 ?
Hi Issac,
On Sat, Feb 21, 2015 at 7:19 PM, Isaac Bennetch bennetch@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Amar,
On 2/21/15 12:56 AM, Amar Budhiraja wrote:
Hi, I am a junior undergraduate student in India and I wanted to start in the direction of the project Codebase Improvements: OOP and refactoring.
I have done a similar project for a Software Engineering course in my own university where I worked on a "working" Teaching Fellows Applications portal. The portal was built using an MVC framework: web2py. The goal of the project was to refactor the entire system to meet code standards and divide the codebase into logical components and classes to make it more readable and easy to extend.
Relevant to the project, my skill set includes PHP, HTML/CSS and JS. I have with codeigniter framework to develop a project which gave a good experience of OBJECT ORIENTED PHP as well.
I am fairly new to open source development and I would highly appreciate if someone could give me directions as to where should I start.
Welcome. Have you seen https://wiki.phpmyadmin.net/pma/Category:Google_Summer_of_Code_2015 ?
I did check the wiki page but I couldn't find a starting point to start the contribution in that and that's why I emailed on the developer's list.
I would highly appreciate if someone could tell where to start off. Starting with bugs is a good idea, keeping the project in mind or should I start with refactoring of small modules in the codebase?
Thanks
Regards, Amar
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Sorry for the typo On Sat, Feb 21, 2015 at 7:25 PM, Amar Budhiraja amar.budhiraja1@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Issac,
On Sat, Feb 21, 2015 at 7:19 PM, Isaac Bennetch bennetch@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Amar,
On 2/21/15 12:56 AM, Amar Budhiraja wrote:
Hi, I am a junior undergraduate student in India and I wanted to start in the direction of the project Codebase Improvements: OOP and refactoring.
I have done a similar project for a Software Engineering course in my own university where I worked on a "working" Teaching Fellows Applications portal. The portal was built using an MVC framework: web2py. The goal of the project was to refactor the entire system to meet code standards and divide the codebase into logical components and classes to make it more readable and easy to extend.
Relevant to the project, my skill set includes PHP, HTML/CSS and JS. I have with codeigniter framework to develop a project which gave a good experience of OBJECT ORIENTED PHP as well.
I am fairly new to open source development and I would highly appreciate if someone could give me directions as to where should I start.
Welcome. Have you seen https://wiki.phpmyadmin.net/pma/Category:Google_Summer_of_Code_2015 ?
I did check the wiki page but I couldn't find a starting point to start the contribution in that and that's why I emailed on the developer's list.
I did check the wiki page but I couldn't find a starting point to start the contribution* towards that project *and that's why I emailed on the developer's list
I would highly appreciate if someone could tell where to start off. Starting with bugs is a good idea, keeping the project in mind or should I start with refactoring of small modules in the codebase?
Thanks
Regards, Amar
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On 21 Feb 2015 19:19, "Isaac Bennetch" bennetch@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Amar,
On 2/21/15 12:56 AM, Amar Budhiraja wrote:
Hi, I am a junior undergraduate student in India and I wanted to start in the direction of the project Codebase Improvements: OOP and refactoring.
I have done a similar project for a Software Engineering course in my own university where I worked on a "working" Teaching Fellows Applications portal. The portal was built using an MVC framework: web2py. The goal of the project was to refactor the entire system to meet code standards and divide the codebase into logical components and classes to make it more readable and easy to extend.
Relevant to the project, my skill set includes PHP, HTML/CSS and JS. I have with codeigniter framework to develop a project which gave a good experience of OBJECT ORIENTED PHP as well.
I am fairly new to open source development and I would highly appreciate if someone could give me directions as to where should I start.
Welcome. Have you seen https://wiki.phpmyadmin.net/pma/Category:Google_Summer_of_Code_2015 ?
Plus, relevant the OOPing idea, you may want to take time to look into the codebase and try contributing through pull requests some proof of concept, initial refactoring or OOPing.
About broader MVC movement, there has been some initial discussion on a thread in this mailing, as of now just about the suitable framework, so you may want to see that as well if you plan to propose a MVC directed idea..
-- Regards
Atul Pratap Singh
On Sat, Feb 21, 2015 at 7:33 PM, Atul Pratap Singh < atulpratapsingh05@gmail.com> wrote:
On 21 Feb 2015 19:19, "Isaac Bennetch" bennetch@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Amar,
On 2/21/15 12:56 AM, Amar Budhiraja wrote:
Hi, I am a junior undergraduate student in India and I wanted to start in the direction of the project Codebase Improvements: OOP and
refactoring.
I have done a similar project for a Software Engineering course in my own university where I worked on a "working" Teaching Fellows Applications portal. The portal was built using an MVC framework: web2py. The goal of the project was to refactor the entire system to meet code standards and divide the codebase into logical components and classes to make it more readable and easy to extend.
Relevant to the project, my skill set includes PHP, HTML/CSS and JS. I have with codeigniter framework to develop a project which gave a good experience of OBJECT ORIENTED PHP as well.
I am fairly new to open source development and I would highly
appreciate
if someone could give me directions as to where should I start.
Welcome. Have you seen https://wiki.phpmyadmin.net/pma/Category:Google_Summer_of_Code_2015 ?
Plus, relevant the OOPing idea, you may want to take time to look into the codebase and try contributing through pull requests some proof of concept, initial refactoring or OOPing.
I was looking in the same direction in the codebase. However, is there any particular code fragment that may be, you would like to assign to me. May be something that has relatively lesser dependencies to help me get started?
About broader MVC movement, there has been some initial discussion on a thread in this mailing, as of now just about the suitable framework, so you may want to see that as well if you plan to propose a MVC directed idea..
I just read through the archives about the idea. From what I gather, I think, it will most suitable to come up with some sort of architectural design first, may be UML and then refactor the codebase on those guidelines and then finally integrate it as an MVC architecture. However, it sounds like it may take a little while.
-- Regards
Atul Pratap Singh
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Thanks
Sincerely, Amar Budhiraja
On 21 February 2015 at 19:47, Amar Budhiraja amar.budhiraja1@gmail.com wrote:
On Sat, Feb 21, 2015 at 7:33 PM, Atul Pratap Singh < atulpratapsingh05@gmail.com> wrote:
On 21 Feb 2015 19:19, "Isaac Bennetch" bennetch@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Amar,
On 2/21/15 12:56 AM, Amar Budhiraja wrote:
Hi, I am a junior undergraduate student in India and I wanted to start in the direction of the project Codebase Improvements: OOP and
refactoring.
I have done a similar project for a Software Engineering course in my own university where I worked on a "working" Teaching Fellows Applications portal. The portal was built using an MVC framework: web2py. The goal of the project was to refactor the entire system to meet code standards and divide the codebase into logical components
and
classes to make it more readable and easy to extend.
Relevant to the project, my skill set includes PHP, HTML/CSS and JS. I have with codeigniter framework to develop a project which gave a good experience of OBJECT ORIENTED PHP as well.
I am fairly new to open source development and I would highly
appreciate
if someone could give me directions as to where should I start.
Welcome. Have you seen https://wiki.phpmyadmin.net/pma/Category:Google_Summer_of_Code_2015 ?
Plus, relevant the OOPing idea, you may want to take time to look into the codebase and try contributing through pull requests some proof of concept, initial refactoring or OOPing.
I was looking in the same direction in the codebase. However, is there any particular code fragment that may be, you would like to assign to me. May be something that has relatively lesser dependencies to help me get started?
Maybe have a look at Server=>Status component related scripts which
appear relatively less dependent to me..
About broader MVC movement, there has been some initial discussion on a
thread in this mailing, as of now just about the suitable framework, so you may want to see that as well if you plan to propose a MVC directed idea..
I just read through the archives about the idea. From what I gather, I think, it will most suitable to come up with some sort of architectural design first, may be UML and then refactor the codebase on those guidelines and then finally integrate it as an MVC architecture. However, it sounds like it may take a little while.
Sure, coming up initially with a high level architectural design will
help directing the refactoring effort in right direction. If you wish, we welcome initiating any such design.. Also, there seems to be a consensus so far that we will need to use an existing framework to help enforce MVC migration. Did you mean evolving the codebase incrementally without a framework or you meant going for a framework? Anyway, it will be a near complete rewrite of the system. And as it requires broader inputs and discussion from developer community, you may want to post your ideas on the earlier ongoing thread about MVC.
On Sat, Feb 21, 2015 at 8:30 PM, Atul Pratap Singh < atulpratapsingh05@gmail.com> wrote:
On 21 February 2015 at 19:47, Amar Budhiraja amar.budhiraja1@gmail.com wrote:
On Sat, Feb 21, 2015 at 7:33 PM, Atul Pratap Singh < atulpratapsingh05@gmail.com> wrote:
On 21 Feb 2015 19:19, "Isaac Bennetch" bennetch@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Amar,
On 2/21/15 12:56 AM, Amar Budhiraja wrote:
Hi, I am a junior undergraduate student in India and I wanted to start in the direction of the project Codebase Improvements: OOP and
refactoring.
I have done a similar project for a Software Engineering course in my own university where I worked on a "working" Teaching Fellows Applications portal. The portal was built using an MVC framework: web2py. The goal of the project was to refactor the entire system to meet code standards and divide the codebase into logical components
and
classes to make it more readable and easy to extend.
Relevant to the project, my skill set includes PHP, HTML/CSS and JS.
I
have with codeigniter framework to develop a project which gave a
good
experience of OBJECT ORIENTED PHP as well.
I am fairly new to open source development and I would highly
appreciate
if someone could give me directions as to where should I start.
Welcome. Have you seen https://wiki.phpmyadmin.net/pma/Category:Google_Summer_of_Code_2015 ?
Plus, relevant the OOPing idea, you may want to take time to look into the codebase and try contributing through pull requests some proof of concept, initial refactoring or OOPing.
I was looking in the same direction in the codebase. However, is there any particular code fragment that may be, you would like to assign to me. May be something that has relatively lesser dependencies to help me get started?
Maybe have a look at Server=>Status component related scripts which
appear relatively less dependent to me..
Thank you for the pointer.
About broader MVC movement, there has been some initial discussion on a
thread in this mailing, as of now just about the suitable framework, so you may want to see that as well if you plan to propose a MVC directed idea..
I just read through the archives about the idea. From what I gather, I think, it will most suitable to come up with some sort of architectural design first, may be UML and then refactor the codebase on those guidelines and then finally integrate it as an MVC architecture. However, it sounds like it may take a little while.
Sure, coming up initially with a high level architectural design will
help directing the refactoring effort in right direction. If you wish, we welcome initiating any such design.. Also, there seems to be a consensus so far that we will need to use an existing framework to help enforce MVC migration. Did you mean evolving the codebase incrementally without a framework or you meant going for a framework? Anyway, it will be a near complete rewrite of the system.
I believe we have a design for the system, doing refactoring based on that would result in a much more quality code, compared to refactoring independent modules without having a proper design. Regarding MVC, I was talking about using an open-source MVC framework for the task that is build upon OOPs , may be codeigniter or cakephp.
And as it requires broader inputs and discussion from developer community, you may want to post your ideas on the earlier ongoing thread about MVC.
I'll post my ideas to the respective list as well.
-- Atul Pratap Singh http://blog.atulsisodia.in/
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Thank you
Sincerely, Amar
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