graphics engine development (was: graphics API help)

Sylvestre Ledru sylvestre.ledru at scilab.org
Tue Oct 18 17:38:30 CEST 2011


Le samedi 15 octobre 2011 à 16:43 -0300, Ricardo Fabbri a écrit :
> Hi, Scilab dev team,
> 
> 
> I would like to start contributing / participating in the "graphics"
> branch to help in the rendering engine for Scilab.
> As you might already know , I am the author of the SIP toolbox which
> originated SIVP as well. I have been involved with Scilab around 10
> years.
> 
> 
> I am very happy to be resuming my Scilab activities after a long (but
> necessary) time with Matlab during my PhD. With that, I bring many
> fresh ideas on where the Scientific community requirements are for the
> graphics features. 
Glad to know that!

> I saw some demos videos in Scilab's youtube channel and some features
> really look great.
Thanks and more is coming ;)

> I would like to start with the basics. How do the people involved in
> this branch communicate (both internal and external developers)? I
> don't see frequent emails in this list, and many are just SEPs. I
> guess getting involved in discussions would be a nice way to start
> learning - to see what the developers are talking about.
> Do you have both internal and external discussion lists (which is
> normal) ? To help out would I be subscribed to both?
Good question!
The thing is that most of the developers are located at the same place.
Most of the discussions are taking place in real life. Once we are happy
about a subject, we publish a SEP. They all are open for discussions. 
We are also open to discussions on this mailing list.
A lot of discussions are also happening in the bug reports.

There is also a git mailing list which is used to announce freezes to
people who have a write access into the source code (it is a low traffic
mailing list).

What you would be interested to contribute in ?

Thanks for your interest!
Sylvestre




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