[spdx-tech] Proposal for a new project idea for GSoC - request quick response from legal and tech teams
Brad Edmondson
Thanks Gary, I think this is interesting, but I wonder if we can get the same benefit for a lot less work if we whip up a little documentation on how to use a couple of existing XML editors with the XSD schema file (I haven't even tried to get this working but assume it is possible). That wouldn't give us a web-based dev environment, but I don't think we need that if we can get the changed made and new files added that we need. (Actually now that I mention web-based dev, potentially we could document how to use an existing web-based IDE to edit the repo.) What do people think of going in that direction? Best, Brad On Thu, Mar 22, 2018 at 3:52 PM, Krys Nuvadga <tetechris20@...> wrote:
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Gary O'Neall
Hi Brad,
Thanks for the suggestion. I use a commercial desktop app XML-Spy myself. I looked into open source and web based tools about a year ago before deciding to spend some money on XML-Spy. The web based tools at the time were not that easy to use. Others on the distribution list may have more recent and/or better experiences.
I did put up a new project idea before I saw your email. It still may make sense to have a project which will make it easier to create the PR’s. It could incorporate open source web based XML editors as part of the solution.
We’ll see if we get any proposals from the students – it is very late in the cycle to suggest new ideas.
If we don’t get any accepted proposals, I can take another look at the web based editors and help with the documentation. If we do get accepted proposals, we can suggest the students leverage existing open source XML editor.
Gary
From: Brad Edmondson <brad.edmondson@...>
Sent: Saturday, March 24, 2018 3:04 PM To: Krys Nuvadga <tetechris20@...> Cc: Gary O'Neall <gary@...>; spdx-tech@...; SPDX-legal <spdx-legal@...> Subject: Re: [spdx-tech] Proposal for a new project idea for GSoC - request quick response from legal and tech teams
Thanks Gary,
I think this is interesting, but I wonder if we can get the same benefit for a lot less work if we whip up a little documentation on how to use a couple of existing XML editors with the XSD schema file (I haven't even tried to get this working but assume it is possible). That wouldn't give us a web-based dev environment, but I don't think we need that if we can get the changed made and new files added that we need. (Actually now that I mention web-based dev, potentially we could document how to use an existing web-based IDE to edit the repo.)
What do people think of going in that direction?
Best, Brad -- Brad Edmondson, Esq.
On Thu, Mar 22, 2018 at 3:52 PM, Krys Nuvadga <tetechris20@...> wrote:
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