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| Improve the JavaScript XMPP implementation and implement new features.| Includes better error handling, implementing multi-user chats (MUCs), test coverage and adding new/missing features. Feature-parity with libpurple's XMPP implementation is one of the prerequisites for replacing it with the JavaScript implementation and is an end-goal of this project. Students are expected to compile a list of bugs or unimplemented features in the JavaScript XMPP code.| JavaScript, XPCOM, an understanding of XMPP is desired| Florian Quèze| aleth, Patrick Cloke||-| Implement a new protocol plug-in in JavaScript| Instantbird supports protocol plugins implemented in JavaScript. The student will add support for a new protocol in Instantbird. The student working on new protocols should take every opportunity to improve the code and APIs shared by all JavaScript protocol plugins (IRC, XMPP, Yahoo and Twitter). It is expected that the student research the feasibility of interoperability concerns of the protocol during the application period. Students are expected to implement a protocol they use on a day-to-day basis to dog-food the code.| JavaScript, XPCOM, maybe js-ctypes, understanding of network protocols| Patrick Cloke| Patrick Cloke| Possible protocols include: Google Hangouts, Facebook, WhatsApp, SIP, Bonjour, OSCAR, TextSecure or Telegram|-| File transfer support| API design, backend implementation, frontend UI for supporting file transfers in Instantbird.| XPCOM, JavaScript, webrtc, networking protocols| nhnt11| Patrick Cloke||}
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| [https://mozillians.org/en-US/u/brson brson]
| [https://mozillians.org/en-US/u/brson brson]
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| Rust Code Completion for SublimeText
| This project would develop a plugin for the Sublime Text editor that provides code completion for the Rust programming language, by integrating with the Rust [https://github.com/phildawes/racer Racer] project. This would require interfacing between Python (for the Plugin) and Rust (for Racer).
| Rust, Python
| pnkfelix
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| [https://github.com/noflo/noflo-ui NoFlo-UI]
| Implement an UI widget on noflo-ui. It could be a timeline (see [https://github.com/noflo/noflo-ui/issues/151 this issue]), plugins for IIP editing or packet display for particular data types. Considering the timeline widget, an initial prototype could be a component library (see [https://github.com/noflo/noflo-tween/blob/master/components/Timeline.coffee noflo-tween]). Proposals should include sketches and an implemented prototype (pull requested to noflo-ui).
| javascript, coffeescript, ux
| [[User:Forresto|Forresto]]
| [[User:Forresto|Forresto]]
| [http://noflojs.org NoFlo] is a JS dataflow implementation and has runtimes for browser, image processing ([https://github.com/jonnor/imgflo imgflo]), microcontrollers ([https://github.com/jonnor/microflo microflo]), SuperCollider ([https://github.com/jonnor/sndflo sndflo]) and other targets. [https://app.flowhub.io Flowhub] is the browser-based IDE for the creation of NoFlo graphs.
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| [https://github.com/tweenjs/tween.js Tween.JS]
| Port Tween.js to ES6 and make it a modern citizen of the JS world
| javascript, web animations, graphics
| [[User:Sole|Sole]]
| [[User:Sole|Sole]]
| Tween.JS is a small engine for declaring and running interpolations between values. It's used in interactive experiences, games and all sorts of projects.
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| [https://github.com/sole/Animated_GIF Animated_GIF]
| Refactor and build a version 2, splitting the library into independent reusable modules. Also work on compatibility with Firefox OS.
| javascript, web animations, graphics, web workers, pixel handling, canvas
| [[User:Sole|Sole]]
| [[User:Sole|Sole]]
| Animated_GIF is a library for generating Animated GIFs on the browser. It's used in demo apps in mozilla, some properties at webmaker, the wildly successful chat at meatspac.es and who knows where else.
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| Create image filters using [http://noflojs.org NoFlo]
| It's possible to start prototyping image filters using [https://app.flowhub.io Flowhub] (use [https://www.filterforge.com/ Filter Forge]'s filters as inspiration and our porting of [https://github.com/jonnor/imgflo/wiki/Recreating-Instagram-filters some Instagram filters]) and components libraries like [http://github.com/noflo/noflo-image noflo-image] and [http://github.com/noflo/noflo-canvas noflo-canvas], then port the filters to imgflo. Another option is to create filters directly on imgflo using GEGL. Proposals should include a running NoFlo graph for a non-trivial image filter, together with sketches and original/processed images. Imgflo+GEGL filters are preferred. Pull requests to noflo-image and imgflo are a plus.
| javascript, coffeescript, noflo, cpp, computer vision basics
| [[User:Vilsonvieira|Vilson Vieira]]
| [[User:Vilsonvieira|Vilson Vieira]]
| [http://noflojs.org NoFlo] is a JS dataflow implementation and has runtimes for browser, image processing ([https://github.com/jonnor/imgflo imgflo]), microcontrollers ([https://github.com/jonnor/microflo microflo]), SuperCollider ([https://github.com/jonnor/sndflo sndflo]) and other targets. [https://app.flowhub.io Flowhub] is the browser-based IDE for the creation of NoFlo graphs. [http://gegl.org GEGL] is a graph-based image processing framework used by imgflo (it's also possible to use noflo-canvas instead of GEGL, but GEGL is preferred due to performance reasons).
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