I have submitted my project to Google Code.
Best Regards!
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Marko Novaković
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Mert Yazıcıoğlu
Hi everyone,
Don’t forget to send your code to Google unless you are not interested in the final payment, the t-shirt and the certificate. There are only 4 of us uploaded so far, so I thought I should remind it
http://code.google.com/p/google-summer-of-code-2011-wordpress/
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Stas Sușcov
Thanks for the link and reminder, just on time
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Mert Yazıcıoğlu
You’re welcome
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Mihai Chereji
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scribu
Before closing the browser, you had 3 paragraphs. After recovering the post, you only have one. Surely that’s not expected behavior?
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Mihai Chereji
That’s only a display bug, which I was aware of (not in track though) – tinymce shows the “raw” version of the post, but it saves the formatted version.
Something which will be solved in 0.9.2 shortly
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Stas Sușcov
My video presentation, make sure you check the HD version.
Sorry it took so long, I had some problems with the uploading and all that jazz.
Make sure you visit the IRC channel on 2nd of Sept. where Ben and I will be showcasing stuff we wrote, asking questions and giving feedback about our GSoC2011 experience. -
John James Jacoby
Looks like it only got 26 seconds worth of video. Also, your WordPress version is out of date.
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Stas Sușcov
Check the HD version!!!
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Mihai Chereji
Yeah, the HD version has only 26 seconds :-/
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Stas Sușcov
I’m watching it right now minute 12. Do not skip ahead.
Weird :/
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Stas Sușcov
Re-uploaded, should work now ok!
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John James Jacoby
All better!
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Wojtek Szkutnik
Enhanced Emails – Screencase
I had an extremely busy week but here’s what I managed to cook up:
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Aaron D. Campbell
Looks good Wojtek. I look forward to your presentation today.
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Mert Yazıcıoğlu
WordPress Move – Screencast
I had some problems with recording sound but I think it is still crystal clear. As always, the best way to learn how to use it is actually using it. Since it already comes with a documentation explaining things in detail and on-screen explanations are also more than adequate, I did not feel the need to explain things over and over again.
Things will be hopefully much simpler in the upcoming versions, so stay tuned!
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Jacob Gillespie
File Uploader Project Screencast
I cannot currently post to WordPress.tv, so as per Andrea’s instructions, I’m posting this screencast here… enjoy!
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Benjamin J. Balter
This looks awesome. Been using it for a bit now. Good stuff.
Have a quick Q about post upload JavaScript event handling (to fire a custom event). Think I see a filter there, but got a little lost in the weeds. Got a second to chat? What’s the best way to contact you?
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Jacob Gillespie
Wrong reply first time
Skype works well if that works for you – my Skype ID is jacobwg7600
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Jacob Gillespie
Skype works : jacobwg7600
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Mert Yazıcıoğlu
Nice job! Will 3.3 have this incorporated?
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Jacob Gillespie
It should… I’m exciting to start using the max resize stuff on my client sites!
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Ben Balter
WP Document Revisions – Document Management and Version Control for WordPress
Proud to say I have released a stable 1.0 of WP Document Revisions, now available in the WordPress repository.
For those just tuning in, WP Document Revisions is essentially three things:
- A document management system (DMS), to track, store, and organize files of any format
- A collaboration tool to empower teams to collaboratively draft, edit, and refine documents
- A file hosting solution to publish and securely deliver files to a team, to clients, or to the public
A brief screencast highlighting some of the top-level functionality through a typical use case is below. More information, including the full list of features and link to a code cookbook with some sample integrations is available on the WP Document Revisions plugin page.Questions? Comments? Would love to hear them below, otherwise, be sure to tune in to the IRC chat, this Friday, Sept. 2nd, at 16:00 UTC (Noon Eastern).
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marv51
Do you have any plans to implement a front end?
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Benjamin J. Balter
Yes and no. For a site I’m working on, I’m using a combination of two plugins I wrote for another project, count shortcode which can make a front end to browse documents, especially in coordination with a faceted search widget. Because documents are really posts, many built in WordPress features should work based on the query. You can modify it with a handful of filters or URL changes, e.g.,
?post_type=document. Also of note, the code cookbook has an example of how to implement a shortcode of revisions.
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Prasath Nadarajah
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Dan
Nice, we can use a lot of these in the mobile apps if these make it into core someday. Good job!
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Prasath Nadarajah
Hi Dan,
I have already added patches to the trunk.
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Max Cutler
I’ve been digging through the patches and will have full notes by the review chat tomorrow.
A quick question: what’s the point of wp.getSettings and wp.updateSettings? Are they really necessary when we already have wp.getOptions and wp.setOptions? Unless I’m missing something, I don’t see that the *Settings versions really add anything over the *Options versions…
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Prasath Nadarajah
There two types of options with different permission levels.
For example thumbnail size, image size information must be available for content writers.
Currently there is no cap validation for this.But other information like admin mail id, mail server password must be validated against ‘manage_options’ cap. That is why i,m dividing options into to two categories and have two different methods.
Blog_options – available for any users
Admin_options – available only for users with ‘manage_options’ cap.To share admin_options in different functions i declared it as a global variable.
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Max Cutler
Instead of duplicating so much code, wouldn’t it make more sense to just add an ‘if’ statement to get/setOptions depending on which list of options the requested one falls in? And if it’s in admin_options, you do the manage_options cap check?
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Marko Novaković
Language Packs – Update 17 (Final) – August, 25th, 2011
Thanks to all for cooperation on this project.
I submitted thread in the WP Hackers list about my project.
I have uploaded my screencast on WPTV.
I want to praise my mentors Andrew Nacin and Nikolay Bachiyski, colleague Stas Suscov for helping in project application and Ofer Wald for helping in beta testing phase.
I am looking forward to incorporate my project in WP core 3.3. and I am also open to become full time committer on the WP core.
Best Regards
Mathews Jose are discussing. 
Jacob Gillespie, 
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Dan are discussing. 
Marko Novaković 1:05 pm on September 5, 2011 Permalink |
I changed my upload on Google Code.
Mathews Jose 1:49 pm on February 20, 2012 Permalink |
Hai, I would like to do google summer of code project with wordpress how could I start. How can I register with wordpress.
Thank You
Marko Novaković 2:56 pm on February 20, 2012 Permalink |
Apply your project to http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/homepage/google/gsoc2012 when will be available, try to make some plugin or core contribution before you apply, because it is condition to be accepted.