SVN repo seeded with gRavix

I have seeded the Globus svn repository for the gsoc projects with a gravix repository. It is currently empty, but a first prototype should be in the "prototype" directory before the day ends.

Check out development at any point at http://svn.globus.org/repos/gsoc/gravix/.

It should be pretty straight forward to get it running by just pointing your browser to the index file, but more specific instructions will come up soon enough as well.

Update: Get a look at the first service composition UI prototype with:

svn co http://svn.globus.org/repos/gsoc/gravix/prototypes/gravix-proto-graph-1.0/

Then point your browser to gravix-proto-graph-1.0/index.html.

Type Checking and Inference for SwiftScript

Hi there!

I am Milena Nikolic, a CS student at the Faculty of Electronic Engineering, University of Nis, Serbia. I will be working with Ben Clifford as a mentor on Type Checking and Inference for SwiftScript. 

I am really thrilled about this project because I have major interest in grammars and compilers. Also I am happy I'll be working with this community during summer!

If you have any comment/idea/anything about my project or anything else please contact me via mail, IM or MUD. Here are some links more:

- My homepage, unfortunately in Serbian

- My Facebook profile

- My Blog

Best wishes to all the GSoC students and mentors! Happy hacking this summer!

gRavi User Interface Project

Hi,

I will be working with Ravi Madduri as my mentor, to create a browser-based user interface for gRavi. [GSOC page, detailed project description]

My name is Marcus, and I'm a CS theory student, but have a much greater appreciation for concrete implementation and coding than theoretical stuff. The last 2 years I've spent much of my spare time learning the myriad of tech's that make up good web programming: xhtml, css, javascript etc for the server side, and java, ruby on rails, mysql, comet etc on the server side (and been appropriately damaged - my programming language of preference is javascript).

I'm also from Sweden (we've got two! :), but spend most of my time in the US. I've got my own blog at http://feeds.feedburner.com/MarcusWestin, where I cover mostly javascript, OS X and random tech news of interest.

It's exhilarating to be part of the team! I'm looking forward to get to know everyone better, and to create something good over the summer.