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Welcome to the EiffelStudio's participation in the [http://code.google.com/soc Google Summer of Code 2009]. You will find below a list of project ideas for students who want to participate in the 2009 event. Students will be mentored by an experienced member of the Eiffel Software team.
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Welcome to the EiffelStudio's participation in the [http://code.google.com/soc Google Summer of Code]. You will find below a list of project ideas for students who want to participate in the 2010 event. Students will be mentored by an experienced member of the Eiffel Software team or a long time community member specialized in the domain of the project.
  
 
If you have a suggestion, create a new page describing your project using [[project_submission_template|this template]] and reference it below.
 
If you have a suggestion, create a new page describing your project using [[project_submission_template|this template]] and reference it below.
  
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{{Warning|Google hasn't announced the list of accepted mentor organizations yet. So all this is under the assumption that Eiffel Software is accepted to participate in the Google Summer of Code 2009.}}
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{{Note| Eiffel Software was not selected as a Mentor organization in previous years. Nevertheless, you are more than welcome to pick one of the projects below and to contribute to Eiffel. Keep tuned as we will try next year.}}
  
 
== What is the Google Summer of Code? ==
 
== What is the Google Summer of Code? ==
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Google Summer of Code (GSoC) is a global program that offers student developers stipends to write code for various open source software projects.  
 
Google Summer of Code (GSoC) is a global program that offers student developers stipends to write code for various open source software projects.  
  
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Read the [http://code.google.com/opensource/gsoc/2009/faqs.html Google Summer of Code 2009 FAQ] for more details about the program.  
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Read the [http://socghop.appspot.com/document/show/gsoc_program/google/gsoc2010/faqs Google Summer of Code FAQ] for more details about the program.  
  
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== Benefit from choosing EiffelStudio's project ==
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== Why choosing Eiffel and EiffelStudio for the Google Summer of Code? ==
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What can learning about eiffel teach folks?
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Why is eiffel a great thing to learn about? maybe expand it that way.
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EiffelStudio is a complete development environment available on numerous platforms.  With a long history, the simplicity of the Eiffel language and its modular structures make it possible for newcomers to start contributing after a surprisingly short amount of time.
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The Eiffel language is distinguished by the following properties:
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* Full object-oriented model (not a hybrid with pre-O-O approaches).
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* Genericity (constrained and unconstrained), inheritance (single and multiple).
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* Design by Contract mechanisms (preconditions, postconditions, class invariants) for: analysis and design of reliable system; specification; automatic documentation; testing and debugging; control of the exception and inheritance mechanisms.
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* Agents (closures, i.e. high-level function objects, with the power of lambda calculus).
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* Designed for garbage collection and for highly efficient executables (performance comparable to C or C++).
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In addition, Eiffel is not just a language but a method of software development emphasizing software engineering principles such as: seamless development (covering the full lifecycle, not just implementation, in a consistent way); reversibility; uniform access; open-closed principle; command-query separation. These principles are developed in the book "Object-Oriented Software Construction" (Bertrand Meyer, 2nd edition, Prentice Hall), one of the all-time best-sellers in computer science, Jolt Award winner. The consequence for students is that using Eiffel for the Google Summer of Code means the ability not only to produce programs but to learn a software engineering discipline that will help them throughout their career.
  
 
== Our mentors ==
 
== Our mentors ==
 
You will find the list of all mentors who will mentor one or several projects and that will also be used as backup in case something would happen to another mentor.
 
You will find the list of all mentors who will mentor one or several projects and that will also be used as backup in case something would happen to another mentor.
  
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*[[User:alexk| Alexander Kogtenkov]]: Compiler, runtime
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*[[User:Alexander_Kogtenkov| Alexander Kogtenkov]]: Compiler, runtime
 
*[[User:jfiat| Jocelyn Fiat]]: EiffelStudio debugger, libraries, web, runtime
 
*[[User:jfiat| Jocelyn Fiat]]: EiffelStudio debugger, libraries, web, runtime
 
*[[User:king| Ian King]]: EiffelVision2, Compiler, libraries
 
*[[User:king| Ian King]]: EiffelVision2, Compiler, libraries
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== Application ==
 
== Application ==
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[[Soc_2009_Application| Our Google Summer of Code Application for 2009]]
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[[GSOC_Application| Our Google Summer of Code Application for 2010]]

Latest revision as of 15:40, 11 March 2010

Welcome to the EiffelStudio's participation in the Google Summer of Code. You will find below a list of project ideas for students who want to participate in the 2010 event. Students will be mentored by an experienced member of the Eiffel Software team or a long time community member specialized in the domain of the project.

If you have a suggestion, create a new page describing your project using this template and reference it below.

Information.png Note: Eiffel Software was not selected as a Mentor organization in previous years. Nevertheless, you are more than welcome to pick one of the projects below and to contribute to Eiffel. Keep tuned as we will try next year.

What is the Google Summer of Code?

Google Summer of Code (GSoC) is a global program that offers student developers stipends to write code for various open source software projects.

Read the Google Summer of Code FAQ for more details about the program.

Why choosing Eiffel and EiffelStudio for the Google Summer of Code?

EiffelStudio is a complete development environment available on numerous platforms. With a long history, the simplicity of the Eiffel language and its modular structures make it possible for newcomers to start contributing after a surprisingly short amount of time.

The Eiffel language is distinguished by the following properties:

  • Full object-oriented model (not a hybrid with pre-O-O approaches).
  • Genericity (constrained and unconstrained), inheritance (single and multiple).
  • Design by Contract mechanisms (preconditions, postconditions, class invariants) for: analysis and design of reliable system; specification; automatic documentation; testing and debugging; control of the exception and inheritance mechanisms.
  • Agents (closures, i.e. high-level function objects, with the power of lambda calculus).
  • Designed for garbage collection and for highly efficient executables (performance comparable to C or C++).

In addition, Eiffel is not just a language but a method of software development emphasizing software engineering principles such as: seamless development (covering the full lifecycle, not just implementation, in a consistent way); reversibility; uniform access; open-closed principle; command-query separation. These principles are developed in the book "Object-Oriented Software Construction" (Bertrand Meyer, 2nd edition, Prentice Hall), one of the all-time best-sellers in computer science, Jolt Award winner. The consequence for students is that using Eiffel for the Google Summer of Code means the ability not only to produce programs but to learn a software engineering discipline that will help them throughout their career.

Our mentors

You will find the list of all mentors who will mentor one or several projects and that will also be used as backup in case something would happen to another mentor.

Projects

Builds

Compiler

  • EPI-CO-0001: Save Eiffel Configuration File in a non-XML format
  • EPI-CO-0002: Interface with Objective-C on Mac OS

Libraries

EiffelStudio

Tools

Application

Our Google Summer of Code Application for 2010

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