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GSOC Update about Proposals

2013-05-04T22:17:51Z

Hello everyone,

1. Sean and I have reviewed all of the proposals for GSOC. You should
expect explicit feedback on your proposal in the next 12 hours.

2. We will unlock your proposals to allow for editing after we provide you
with feedback.

3. No new proposals are being accepted at this time.

Feedback on GSOC Proposals Forthcoming

2013-05-03T23:36:54Z

Hello folks,

Sean and I will be working hard over the weekend to review your proposals.
We will announce who has been accepted after we received word from Google
on how many participants we can accept.

*May 8th*: Notification of decision (potential acceptance or rejection).
This is "potential" acceptance because if you are accepted to more than one

Re: [Privly] Re: GSOC: Develop Mobile Version of Privly

2013-05-02T12:53:36Z

That's ok. I added a "reading mode" button to the iOS app UI, so that users
can switch to reading mode once they're authenticated. See the second
screenshot.
[link]
[link]

Reminder to submit GSOC 2013 applications

2013-04-29T21:18:27Z

Hello everyone,

If you're interested in joining Privly for Google Summer of Code, please
submit your application to the GSOC website [1] as soon as possible. If you
get it in soon, we can give you feedback on your application before the
deadline. You will be able to update your application until the deadline. *The

Re: [Privly] GSOC chat application

2013-04-29T07:11:08Z

if content server dont store the content of chat messages, where to store
the messages to use in read process?. which component will create the
privly link for that chat messages ?

Re: [Privly] GSOC chat application

2013-04-28T21:25:41Z

On Sun, Apr 28, 2013 at 10:53 AM, Yogendran Jenananthan

You can setup the content server locally if you like. Checkout the
setup instructions here: [link]

The installation steps may fail if you have never gotten a rails
project running locally. I think this guide will solve the

Re: [Privly] Re: GSOC: Develop Mobile Version of Privly

2013-04-28T19:27:28Z

Hi ! Sorry for the late reply.

I think June 1 should be a suitable date to finalize the mockups.

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Re: [Privly] GSOC chat application

2013-04-28T17:53:17Z

I have attached the screen shot after change the "src "attribute to
[link] and
[link] .
I prefer to include elements of [link] . with captcha
for a irc chat application.

Hi I went through the code of the chrome extension and under stood the

Re: [Privly] Re: [GSOC] Public Key Cryptography

2013-04-27T00:26:58Z

Gurutharshan,

To be eligible for the our GSoC program you must first have one of
your pull requests approved. If you contact me on IRC I can work with
you to find a bug to work on. I will try to find a bug that will help
you understand the system better, which will help you write the GSoC
application.

Re: [Privly] Re: Additional "Idea" on GSOC page

2013-04-26T18:22:31Z

On Wed, Apr 24, 2013 at 10:46 PM, Sean McGregor <smcgre...@seanbmcgregor.com

Hi,
I haven't clearly understand this two features. What are the expected
outcome after implementing this?

* Work on ACL management functionality, this includes generating lists

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Department of Computer Science and Engineering

Re: [Privly] Re: GSOC: Develop Mobile Version of Privly

2013-04-26T14:30:01Z

Great, I can add Hotmail and Yahoo integration to my proposal. That's
definitely something I can implement.
Manual integration of additional IMAP and POP services is one of the extra
features that can be added if time allows. If not, I can add it after the
end of the program as repository maintainer.

Re: [GSOC] Public Key Cryptography

2013-04-26T05:59:28Z

Hi,
I'm Gurutharshan Nadarajah, Final year from University of Moratuwa. I would
like to work on OTR project caz of i had experience
on JavaScript technologies during my internship period at OrangerHRM<[link]> and
learnt about Cryptography during my CS & Eng degree program.
I'm reading background study about OTR and your application.

Re: [Privly] GSOC chat application

2013-04-26T01:14:18Z

I believe you are on the right track. The only question this raises
for me is whether the remote server will return the link's content
history (past messages). I think this question will be answered by
whichever protocol is adopted for messaging.

Interesting Experiment:
If you are running an extension on test.privly.org, change the "src"

Re: [Privly] GSOC chat application

2013-04-25T16:17:36Z

Hi
I have create a draft flow for the chat app , so could you please comment
on that to understand whether I am in the correct track or not
posting a chat content in a chat application of a host page
1.user want to chat (from fb/gmail/irc etc)
2.he opens the chat window enters the content ,
3.select the content and right click and choose the option (let say) 'chat

Re: [Privly] Re: GSOC: Develop Mobile Version of Privly

2013-04-25T00:18:39Z

For email, I am thinking we would pre-configure a few providers [1],
and then provide a UI for manually integrating imap or POP. Most
people are terrible at hooking phones into email protocols so this
seems like a good balance.

[1] [link]