Summer of Code 2013
Similar to in earlier years, OpenOffice is participating in the Google Summer of Code(tm) initiative sponsored by Google. This time we are participating as part of the Apache Software Foundation.
This page collects ideas for students, as suggested by possible mentor-programmers within the Apache OpenOffice project. Students wishing to discuss these ideas further can contact the mentor directly, or post questions to our public mailing list: dev@openoffice.apache.org. Since engagement with the open source community will be part of a student's evaluation, we encourage students to introduce themselves and get involved on the mailing list early.
Contents
Idea Title
This is a description of idea 1, outlining the functionality that would be developed. Since the student does not already know OpenOffice internals, keep the description high-level.
Use multiple paragraphs, links, etc., as needed.
- Required skills/knowledge
- Describe what skills a good candidate would have.
- Contact
- name and email address of mentor
- It is possible to have more than one
- More Information
- Links to additional information
Documentation
Mwiki cleanup
- Required skills/knowledge
- Great writing and analysis skills, editor skills
- Contact
- janI <jani@apache.org>
- More Information
- MWiki needs to be clean up and improve the overal navigation to be able to find information easier.
Quality Control
Core development
Add Support for OpenType
- Bug report
- [1]
Provide option to deactivate startcenter
- Bug report
- [2]
Animations in Macromedia Flash/HTML5 =
- Bug Report
- [3]
Support for Skins
- Bug Report
- [4]
Tabbed Document Window
- Bug Report
- [5]
Add SQLite native support to SDBC
- Bug Report
- [6]
Develop a Python and Java IDE in OpenOffice
- Required skills/knowledge
- C++, MVC frameworks, OOP, Python and Java a plus
- More information
- Make it easier for macro developers and potentially extension developers to be able to code from within OpenOffice in Java and Python language.
Easier Rotating and cropping of images
- Bug Report
- [7]
Infrastructure
Extension development
Wizard to Import Tables to database
- Bug Report
- [8]
Eclipse Plugin
- Required skills/knowledge
- Proficient Java development on NetBeans API
- Contact
- Jürgen Schmidt <jogischmidt@gmail.com>
- More Information
- I am interested to mentor a Eclipse plugin project similar to the NetBeans plugin.
