Johannes Schindelin wrote: >> Funnily enough, I'm actually a possible /student/ this year - I'm >> studying full-time this year - not in Computer Science, but hey that's >> not a requirement ;-), and perhaps finishing my GitTorrent >> implementation in my breaks would be a nice way to earn US$5k. > > You have my vote. If this works out, I will be your mentor. As you know, > I will not be easy to work with, but the outcome will be pleasing to you > _and_ me. > > I think GitTorrent is a really interesting project. And since I do not > have time to do it myself, I would really appreciate this to be a GSoC > project, preferably a successful one (which is the reason I am willing to > mentor it). Excellent, well that was going to be the next question - who would be the mentor, and what would they do? I guess I could re-work this RFP to be a proposal to complete it; http://utsl.gen.nz/git/gittorrent-rfp.txt So far, the first two milestones on the plan are basically nailed, so that's something of a head start. The test script fires up two nodes that connect to each other, sends a choke message and then shuts down. I'm quite happy with the stack being used (Moose - which is CLOS for Perl, and Coro - coroutines, similar to stackless python). How about I brush that up and we can take this discussion off-list. Sam. -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe git" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
