Monthly Archives: April 2006
GridSweeper proposal: ready or not, here it goes
I have just written a GridSweeper proposal from the outline for Summer of Code that I’m about to submit to Google. There’s no extended discussion section, which I think is fine. The additional information can make it into a more … Continue reading
GridSweeper proposal update
I received word from Google that I can submit a proposal to their “alternate” process not on May 1, but right now. So I’ve slightly revised the proposal outline, and will try to ship off an actual proposal to the … Continue reading
LilyPad source now public
I did a little cleanup on the source code for LilyPad and put it into a public Subversion repository. The code is available for (really rudimentary) online viewing here. I still haven’t implemented most of the things I was going … Continue reading
GridSweeper Proposal for Google Summer of Code
If you haven’t heard of it, Summer of Code is a program started last year where Google pays students to work on open-source software projects. Last year, being out of school, I wasn’t eligible, but, now that I’m going back, … Continue reading
Introducing code.edbaskerville.com
Welcome to code.edbaskerville.com, where I’m going to keep a record of my software development efforts. The site will certainly be useful for me, since I’ll have a permanent (?) record of my progress on software projects, notes, etc., etc. I … Continue reading