[Sugar-devel] Fwd: GSOC

Ütkarsh Tiwari iamutkarshtiwari at gmail.com
Wed May 11 12:25:53 EDT 2016


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From: Ütkarsh Tiwari <iamutkarshtiwari at gmail.com>
Date: Mon, 9 May 2016 15:39:04 +0530
Subject: Re: GSOC
To: Tony Anderson <tony_anderson at usa.net>

Hi,
    There were some issues with the .xo file I attached in the
previous message. Here is the updated xo file.

Apologies,
Utkarsh Tiwari

On 5/8/16, Ütkarsh Tiwari <iamutkarshtiwari at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>     I have re-setup the toolbar as you requested. Now the run button
> also enables the js-fiddle and I have also added an icon for the
> 'view-page-source' feature in the toolbar.
>
> Please test the attached .xo and let me know.
>
> Thanks,
> Utkarsh Tiwari
>
> On 5/8/16, Tony Anderson <tony_anderson at usa.net> wrote:
>> Hi, Utkarsh
>>
>> I believe the icon for show source belongs in the palette (I am not sure
>> this is correct usage but it will help in our discussion. The palette is
>> the sub-menu that opens when you click on the button in the toolbar). I
>> like the four parallel lines icon in the toolbar, but I think the
>> community will want it changed to the gear icon. So in the palette, I
>> can see buttons for 'view source', 'run', 'open', 'save', and 'add
>> image' with, perhaps, others to be added. The important thing is to have
>> the 'run' button enable js-fiddle as well as performing the run function.
>>
>> On 05/07/2016 04:05 PM, Ütkarsh Tiwari wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>       A little double I have. Are we talking about placing the icon for
>>> viewing the source-code of the currently active webpage in browse in a
>>> new tab or are we talking about viewing the source-code of the
>>> currently open activity which is done through <alt><shift><v>?
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Utkarsh Tiwari
>>>
>>> On 5/6/16, Tony Anderson <tony_anderson at usa.net> wrote:
>>>> Hi, Utkarsh
>>>>
>>>> This version has the toolbar setup needed. Now comes the question of
>>>> icons. Since Sugar uses a keyboard shortcut for view source, there
>>>> doesn't appear to be a view source icon.
>>>>
>>>> Two suggestions:
>>>>
>>>> 1. Use the gear icon as the icon for the main button (replacing the
>>>> four
>>>> parallel bars) and then use something like:
>>>>       https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Code_Logo.svg
>>>> for the view source button.
>>>>
>>>> 2. Use the 'wrench' icon as the main icon on the toolbar and keep the
>>>> gear icon for view source.
>>>>
>>>> On the fiddler button - Richa used the main (three red dots) button to
>>>> enable the js-fiddle. The simplest solution would be to automatically
>>>> enable js-fiddle when the user clicks on the 'run' button in addition
>>>> to
>>>> its function to refresh (the 'try me' capability). It would probably be
>>>> better to make that the first button followed by 'open', 'save as', and
>>>> 'add image'. Probably a better alternative is to eliminate the second
>>>> submenu and have five buttons on the menu:
>>>>
>>>> 'run', 'open', 'save as', 'add image', and 'view source'.
>>>>
>>>> Yours,
>>>>
>>>> Tony
>>>>
>>>> On 05/05/2016 05:25 PM, Utkarsh Tiwari wrote:
>>>>> Hi,
>>>>>       In one the previous messages in this thready I had forwarded you
>>>>> an .xo files that contains the toolbar setup as you mentioned above
>>>>> http://imgur.com/gIKfapm.
>>>>>
>>>>> The icon for the toolbar can be changed easily. Currently I am
>>>>> focusing on adding the 'view source code of the current page' feature
>>>>> to Browse so that the user can view the html of the current open
>>>>> webpage for any references. After having done this, I'll fix the
>>>>> toolbar icons as you told. Until then, please test this .xo attached
>>>>> below (I have wired the toolbar buttons with their respective
>>>>> functionalities).
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks,
>>>>> Utkarsh Tiwari
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> On 5/5/16, Tony Anderson <tony_anderson at usa.net> wrote:
>>>>>> Hi, Utkarsh
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Yes, I did test it.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> You need to convert the three-red-dots button to a standard menu
>>>>>> palette
>>>>>> like the first three on the tool bar.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Note: Look at webactivity.py at lines 180-182. This makes instances
>>>>>> of
>>>>>> three classes, one for each of the first three items in the
>>>>>> menu. However, 'go-webconsole' is implemented as a simple button.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> The first of these is the standard activity 'palette'. The next two
>>>>>> have
>>>>>> python modules: webtoolbar and viewtoolbar. Look at the code in these
>>>>>> modules. You will see they set up a sub-menu. You can see what is
>>>>>> going
>>>>>> on by cross-referencing the code to the actual toolbar.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Note in viewtoolbar.py at lines 67f that self.traybutton is a toggle.
>>>>>> You can see this by clicking on each of the first three toolbar icons
>>>>>> (they also open by hovering, but that is built-in).
>>>>>>
>>>>>> What you will need to do is write a similar module to implement the
>>>>>> secondary menu buttons.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> The three-red-dot button was done for testing. We need a proper icon
>>>>>> for
>>>>>> the main toolbar. I would suggest the 'gear' icon used for developer
>>>>>> tools in Firefox. This is becoming  a standard.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> The actual three-red-dot button does not work. It tries to open a
>>>>>> file.
>>>>>> Once you have implemented the palette, that button will only open a
>>>>>> menu
>>>>>> including
>>>>>> enable fiddle, run, open, save, and so on.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Tony
>>>>>>
>>>>>> On 05/03/2016 04:05 AM, Utkarsh Tiwari wrote:
>>>>>>> Hi,
>>>>>>>        Did you test the latest bundle I mailed you?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> In case if you couldn't, you may suggest me something more..so that
>>>>>>> I
>>>>>>> can implement some more feature by May5.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Thanks,
>>>>>>> Utkarsh
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> On May 3, 2016 6:01 AM, "Tony Anderson" <tony_anderson at usa.net
>>>>>>> <mailto:tony_anderson at usa.net>> wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>       I am flying to London today with an overnight stay in Manila.
>>>>>>> I
>>>>>>>       may not be available until May 5.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>       Tony
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>       On 05/03/2016 04:20 AM, Utkarsh Tiwari wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>           Hi,
>>>>>>>                This one is the latest .xo with fully functional
>>>>>>> 'save',
>>>>>>>           'run',
>>>>>>>           'add-image' and 'open' options.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>           Please test it, and let me know what else is needed.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>           P.S.- I'll integrate the modified toolbar in the end.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>           Thanks,
>>>>>>>           Utkarsh Tiwari
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>           On 5/2/16, Utkarsh Tiwari <iamutkarshtiwari at gmail.com
>>>>>>>           <mailto:iamutkarshtiwari at gmail.com>> wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>               Hi,
>>>>>>>                      As suggested , I have modified the code to -
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>               1- Allow user provide the name while saving the
>>>>>>> project
>>>>>>> in
>>>>>>>               case if the
>>>>>>>               'title' tags are not found in the code.
>>>>>>>               2- If the name already exists, an alert pops up
>>>>>>> prompting
>>>>>>>               the user to
>>>>>>>               re-enter a new name.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>               Am I going by a right speed or shall I speed up?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>               P.S.- I have attached the .xo
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>               Thanks,
>>>>>>>               Utkarsh
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>               On 5/1/16, Utkarsh Tiwari <iamutkarshtiwari at gmail.com
>>>>>>>               <mailto:iamutkarshtiwari at gmail.com>> wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                   Hi,
>>>>>>>                         The previous copy/paste functionality was
>>>>>>> with
>>>>>>>                   respect to the
>>>>>>>                   copying text in the pdfs ( which would be used
>>>>>>> while
>>>>>>>                   learning from
>>>>>>>                   'Eloquent JS').
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                   Thanks,
>>>>>>>                   Utkarsh
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                   On 5/1/16, Utkarsh Tiwari
>>>>>>> <iamutkarshtiwari at gmail.com
>>>>>>>                   <mailto:iamutkarshtiwari at gmail.com>> wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                       Hi,
>>>>>>>                             Also I see that there is no text
>>>>>>> copy/paste
>>>>>>>                       option in Browse. If
>>>>>>>                       the
>>>>>>>                       user wants to copy a lengthy html code from
>>>>>>> one
>>>>>>>                       tab to webconsole, he
>>>>>>>                       needs
>>>>>>>                       to type it complete which is pretty hectic. I
>>>>>>>                       suggest adding the text
>>>>>>>                       copy/paste option to right click menu in the
>>>>>>>                       Browse-tabs.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                       What do you think?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                       Thanks,
>>>>>>>                       Utkarsh Tiwari
>>>>>>>                       On May 1, 2016 6:50 AM, "Tony Anderson"
>>>>>>>                       <tony_anderson at usa.net
>>>>>>>                       <mailto:tony_anderson at usa.net>> wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                           Hi Utkarsh,
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                           Good work. I think we need to give the
>>>>>>> user
>>>>>>> a
>>>>>>>                           clear way to name the
>>>>>>>                           file.
>>>>>>>                           Perhaps the save logic could check to see
>>>>>>> if
>>>>>>>                           there is a <title>
>>>>>>>                           element.
>>>>>>>                           If
>>>>>>>                           not, use an html prompt to ask for the
>>>>>>> title
>>>>>>>                           and then use it as the
>>>>>>>                           file
>>>>>>>                           name (or a gtk entry).
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                           Tony
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                           On 05/01/2016 08:20 AM, Utkarsh Tiwari
>>>>>>> wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                               Hi,
>>>>>>>                                     I have modified the code to
>>>>>>> perform
>>>>>>>                               the following funcitons ->
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                               1- If the html code contains a text
>>>>>>> inside
>>>>>>>                               <title> tag, then on saving
>>>>>>>                               the file it gets saved by the
>>>>>>>                               ('text'.html) name inside the <title>
>>>>>>>                               tag. In case, if the title tags are
>>>>>>>                               missing, it saves the file by a
>>>>>>>                               random name.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                               2- now the folders and zip created
>>>>>>> inside
>>>>>>>                               the 'webconsole' folder are
>>>>>>>                               also named by title mentioned under
>>>>>>> the
>>>>>>>                               <title> tags. In case if the
>>>>>>>                               <title> tags are missing in the html
>>>>>>> code,
>>>>>>>                               the folders are named by a
>>>>>>>                               random string (same to what used to
>>>>>>> happen
>>>>>>>                               previously)
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                               P.S- I  am attaching the modified xo
>>>>>>>                               below. (I haven't yet integrated
>>>>>>>                               the modified toolbar into this code.
>>>>>>> Will
>>>>>>>                               do it later in the end)
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                               Thanks,
>>>>>>>                               Utkarsh Tiwari
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                               On 4/30/16, Tony Anderson
>>>>>>>                               <tony_anderson at usa.net
>>>>>>>                               <mailto:tony_anderson at usa.net>> wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                   Hi Utkarsh,
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                   Testing. In the simplest case, the
>>>>>>>                                   user opens Browse and possibly a
>>>>>>>                                   new
>>>>>>>                                   tab. The user clicks on the
>>>>>>> 'fiddle'
>>>>>>>                                   button which in the 'browser'
>>>>>>>                                   version, enables fiddle for that
>>>>>>> tab.
>>>>>>>                                   The panels are empty. The user
>>>>>>>                                   can
>>>>>>>                                   enter html: <p>Hello World!</p>.
>>>>>>> The
>>>>>>>                                   user clicks on 'run' and sees
>>>>>>>                                   Hello
>>>>>>>                                   World! in the output panel. The
>>>>>>> user
>>>>>>>                                   enters console.log(2+2) in the
>>>>>>>                                   javascript panel. The user clicks
>>>>>>> run.
>>>>>>>                                   The console.log panel shows 4.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                   Suppose all the user has done is
>>>>>>> enter
>>>>>>>                                   <p>Hello World!</p> in the
>>>>>>>                                   html
>>>>>>>                                   panel and clicks on save. What
>>>>>>> does
>>>>>>>                                   the saved file look like?
>>>>>>>                                   It should be:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                   <!DOCTYPE html5>
>>>>>>>                                   <html>
>>>>>>>                                   <head>
>>>>>>>                                   <title>hello world</title>
>>>>>>>                                   </head>
>>>>>>>                                   <body>
>>>>>>>                                   <p>Hello World!</p>
>>>>>>>                                   </body>
>>>>>>>                                   </html>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                   (The title is a little iffy - the
>>>>>>> user
>>>>>>>                                   should have a way to specify a
>>>>>>>                                   file - the title could be the same
>>>>>>> as
>>>>>>>                                   the file name, e.g. hello.html
>>>>>>>                                   =
>>>>>>>                                   <title>hello</title>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                   So in the Journal there is a file
>>>>>>>                                   hello.html.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                   Now suppose the user adds to the
>>>>>>>                                          <p>Hello World!</p>
>>>>>>>                                          <img src='selfie.png'>My
>>>>>>>                                   Greatest Selfie</img>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                   Now the save must create a
>>>>>>> directory,
>>>>>>>                                   e.g. hello/ and in the
>>>>>>>                                   directory
>>>>>>>                                   save two files: hello.html (or
>>>>>>>                                   index.html) and selfie.png. Where
>>>>>>> does
>>>>>>>                                   selfie.png come from? It comes
>>>>>>> from
>>>>>>>                                   the 'add-image' button. Finally,
>>>>>>>                                   save must compress the directory
>>>>>>> into
>>>>>>>                                   hello.zip to save in the
>>>>>>>                                   Journal.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                   Also, the open when a zip file is
>>>>>>>                                   selected such as hello.zip must
>>>>>>>                                   unzip
>>>>>>>                                   the file to a workarea (probably
>>>>>>> the
>>>>>>>                                   Browse bundle
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> (/home/olpc/.sugar/default/org.laptop.Browse/instance).
>>>>>>>                                   It then must
>>>>>>>                                   display index.html in the Browse
>>>>>>> tab.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                   All of this should be already
>>>>>>>                                   implemented but testing will
>>>>>>> certainly
>>>>>>>                                   reveal some problems.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                   Yours,
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                   Tony
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                   So the 'save' action needs to
>>>>>>> generate
>>>>>>>                                   a complete html file.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                   On 04/30/2016 01:43 PM, Utkarsh
>>>>>>> Tiwari
>>>>>>>                                   wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                       Hi,
>>>>>>>                                              How would you suggest
>>>>>>> me
>>>>>>> to
>>>>>>>                                       tackle this 'directory' issue?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                       Thanks,
>>>>>>>                                       Utkarsh
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                       On Apr 30, 2016 6:17 AM, "Tony
>>>>>>>                                       Anderson"
>>>>>>> <tony_anderson at usa.net
>>>>>>>                                       <mailto:tony_anderson at usa.net>
>>>>>>>                                       <mailto:tony_anderson at usa.net
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> <mailto:tony_anderson at usa.net>>>
>>>>>>>                                       wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                             Hi, Utkarsh
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                             Good work. Your
>>>>>>> initiative
>>>>>>>                                       to find later code is good
>>>>>>> example
>>>>>>>                                       of
>>>>>>>                                             how to move forward in
>>>>>>> spite
>>>>>>>                                       of challenges.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                             This is part of the
>>>>>>>                                       'directory' issue. The image
>>>>>>> needs
>>>>>>>                                       to be
>>>>>>>                                             copied from its location
>>>>>>> to
>>>>>>>                                       the main directory for the web
>>>>>>>                                       content
>>>>>>>                                             and the img element
>>>>>>> needs
>>>>>>> to
>>>>>>>                                       use relative addressing. I
>>>>>>> suspect
>>>>>>>                                             the learner is to add
>>>>>>> the
>>>>>>>                                       img element. This enables a
>>>>>>> zipped
>>>>>>>                                       copy
>>>>>>>                                             to be ported to another
>>>>>>>                                       location (e.g. the school
>>>>>>> server)
>>>>>>>                                       to be
>>>>>>>                                             unzipped and accessed by
>>>>>>> the
>>>>>>>                                       index.html file.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                             Tony
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                             On 04/30/2016 08:37 AM,
>>>>>>>                                       Utkarsh Tiwari wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                                 Hi,
>>>>>>>                                                      I am sorry for
>>>>>>> my
>>>>>>>                                       mistake in my previous
>>>>>>> message.
>>>>>>> The
>>>>>>>                                                 problem with
>>>>>>>                                                 the 'image-import'
>>>>>>> was
>>>>>>>                                       because the browser.xo file
>>>>>>> which
>>>>>>>                                       Mr.
>>>>>>>                                                 Anderson
>>>>>>>                                                 shared was few
>>>>>>> commits
>>>>>>>                                       behind the latest commit of
>>>>>>> Ms.Richa
>>>>>>>                                                 Sehgal's
>>>>>>>                                                 fork. I looked into
>>>>>>> her
>>>>>>>                                       fork to find out the latest
>>>>>>> commit
>>>>>>>                                       and
>>>>>>>                                                 found
>>>>>>>                                                 the
>>>>>>> complete(working)
>>>>>>>                                       code for the 'image-import'
>>>>>>> option.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                                 Thanks,
>>>>>>>                                                 Utkarsh Tiwari
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                                 On 4/29/16, Utkarsh
>>>>>>>                                       Tiwari
>>>>>>> <iamutkarshtiwari at gmail.com
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> <mailto:iamutkarshtiwari at gmail.com>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> <mailto:iamutkarshtiwari at gmail.com
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> <mailto:iamutkarshtiwari at gmail.com>>>
>>>>>>>                                       wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                                     Hi,
>>>>>>>                                                          I have
>>>>>>> created
>>>>>>>                                       a feature for the JS-fiddler
>>>>>>> on
>>>>>>>                                       wiki
>>>>>>>                                                     :
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> https://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/0.110/Feature_List/JS_Fiddler
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                                     1- While
>>>>>>> recently
>>>>>>>                                       testing the JS-fidder feature,
>>>>>>> I
>>>>>>>                                       found
>>>>>>>                                                     out that the
>>>>>>>                                                     'add image'
>>>>>>> option
>>>>>>>                                       in the sub-menu opens the
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Jounal(Documnets)
>>>>>>> for
>>>>>>>                                                     image selection
>>>>>>> but
>>>>>>>                                       on selecting the image, it
>>>>>>> doesn't
>>>>>>>                                                     import that
>>>>>>>                                                     image into the
>>>>>>>                                       js/html/css code. Isn't this
>>>>>>> an
>>>>>>>                                       unexpected
>>>>>>>                                                     behaviour?
>>>>>>>                                                     I also looked
>>>>>>> into
>>>>>>>                                       the code and found out that
>>>>>>> the
>>>>>>>                                                     'add_image()'
>>>>>>>                                                     function in the
>>>>>>>                                       webconsole.py does nothing but
>>>>>>>                                       open the
>>>>>>>                                                     Journal
>>>>>>>                                                     chooser.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                                     2- As suggested
>>>>>>> by
>>>>>>>                                       Mr. Anderson, I am also trying
>>>>>>> to
>>>>>>>                                       add
>>>>>>>                                                     an extra
>>>>>>>                                                     option in the
>>>>>>>                                       submenu ('view page source')
>>>>>>> to
>>>>>>>                                       display
>>>>>>>                                       the
>>>>>>>                                                     html code of
>>>>>>>                                                     the current
>>>>>>> opened
>>>>>>> page.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                                     Thanks,
>>>>>>>                                                     Utkarsh Tiwari
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                                     On 4/29/16, Tony
>>>>>>>                                       Anderson
>>>>>>> <tony_anderson at usa.net
>>>>>>>                                       <mailto:tony_anderson at usa.net>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                       <mailto:tony_anderson at usa.net
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> <mailto:tony_anderson at usa.net>>>
>>>>>>>                                       wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                                         Hi,
>>>>>>> Sebastian
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                                         Your request
>>>>>>> to
>>>>>>>                                       create wiki pages echoes mine.
>>>>>>> I
>>>>>>>                                       think
>>>>>>>                                                         that is an
>>>>>>>                                                         important
>>>>>>> way
>>>>>>> to
>>>>>>>                                       go forward
>>>>>>>                                                         and to
>>>>>>> fulfill
>>>>>>>                                       the goals of the 'bonding
>>>>>>> period'
>>>>>>> in
>>>>>>>                                       GSOC.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                                         So far,
>>>>>>> there
>>>>>>>                                       has been no resistance. This
>>>>>>> was
>>>>>>> a
>>>>>>>                                       part
>>>>>>>                                                         of
>>>>>>> last-years
>>>>>>> GSOC
>>>>>>>                                                         project. It
>>>>>>> was
>>>>>>>                                       not fulfilled
>>>>>>>                                                         because
>>>>>>> Gonzalo
>>>>>>>                                       was unavailable at the time.
>>>>>>> AFIK,
>>>>>>>                                       the
>>>>>>>                                                         suggestions
>>>>>>> to
>>>>>>>                                                         create a
>>>>>>>                                       separate activity have come
>>>>>>> from
>>>>>>>                                                         members of
>>>>>>> the
>>>>>>>                                       community, not directly from
>>>>>>> the
>>>>>>>                                                         maintainers
>>>>>>> of
>>>>>>>                                       Browse.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                                         I have
>>>>>>> provided
>>>>>>>                                       Utkarsh with a copy of
>>>>>>> broswer-1.xo
>>>>>>>                                                         which was
>>>>>>> put
>>>>>>>                                                         together
>>>>>>> during
>>>>>>>                                       last year's GSOC to facilitate
>>>>>>>                                                         the
>>>>>>> integration
>>>>>>>                                       with then browse 157.2. The
>>>>>>> 'to
>>>>>>> do'
>>>>>>>                                                         was to fix
>>>>>>> the
>>>>>>>                                                         'fiddle'
>>>>>>> button
>>>>>>>                                       as a standard toolbar button
>>>>>>> and
>>>>>>> to
>>>>>>>                                                         clean up the
>>>>>>>                                                         sub-menu.
>>>>>>> This
>>>>>>>                                       is a 'fork'. However, I
>>>>>>> suspect
>>>>>>> we
>>>>>>>                                       will
>>>>>>>                                                         get
>>>>>>> suggestions
>>>>>>>                                                         that we
>>>>>>> should
>>>>>>>                                       not have two versions of
>>>>>>> browse
>>>>>>> in
>>>>>>>                                                         ASLO, but
>>>>>>> only
>>>>>>> one.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                                         In any case,
>>>>>>> I
>>>>>>>                                       expect to distribute one
>>>>>>> version
>>>>>>> of
>>>>>>>                                                         Browse to
>>>>>>> the
>>>>>>>                                                         deployments
>>>>>>> I
>>>>>>> am
>>>>>>>                                       working with. I want to
>>>>>>> encourage
>>>>>>>                                                         learners to
>>>>>>> see
>>>>>>> what
>>>>>>>                                                         is behind
>>>>>>> web
>>>>>>>                                       pages and to modify them
>>>>>>> without
>>>>>>>                                                         launching a
>>>>>>>                                       different
>>>>>>>                                                         activity.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                                         Tony
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                                         On
>>>>>>> 04/29/2016
>>>>>>>                                       04:30 AM, Sebastian Silva
>>>>>>> wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                       <iamutkarshtiwari> I have a
>>>>>>>                                       question. what does
>>>>>>>                                                             this
>>>>>>>                                       'reflection"
>>>>>>>                                                             feature
>>>>>>>                                       refers to?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Simplicity,
>>>>>>>                                       Collaboration and Reflection
>>>>>>> are
>>>>>>>                                                             design
>>>>>>>                                       guidelines for
>>>>>>>                                                             Sugar.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                                             Tony,
>>>>>>> today
>>>>>>>                                       I chatted with Utkarsh. He'll
>>>>>>> try
>>>>>>>                                       to
>>>>>>>                                                             satisfy
>>>>>>> your
>>>>>>>                                       jsfiddle
>>>>>>>                                                             request.
>>>>>>> I
>>>>>>>                                       suggested to make a wiki page
>>>>>>> for
>>>>>>>                                       each
>>>>>>>                                                             of his
>>>>>>>                                       features and
>>>>>>>                                                             start a
>>>>>>>                                       corresponding [DESIGN] thread
>>>>>>> on
>>>>>>>                                       sugar-devel at .
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                                             I
>>>>>>> confirm
>>>>>>> I
>>>>>>>                                       will help mentor him. One
>>>>>>> challenge
>>>>>>>                                       is
>>>>>>>                                                             going to
>>>>>>> be
>>>>>>>                                       to get
>>>>>>>                                                             things
>>>>>>>                                       merged with Sugar maintainers.
>>>>>>>                                       Currently
>>>>>>>                                       it
>>>>>>>                                                             doesn't
>>>>>>> seem
>>>>>>>                                       like
>>>>>>>                                                             Browse
>>>>>>>                                       maintainers want much to do
>>>>>>> with
>>>>>>>                                       jsfiddle
>>>>>>>                                                             but a
>>>>>>> forked
>>>>>>>                                       version
>>>>>>>                                                             should
>>>>>>> be
>>>>>>>                                       good enough for your
>>>>>>> requirement?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                                             Please
>>>>>>> count
>>>>>>>                                       on me to help Utkarsh's work
>>>>>>> be
>>>>>>>                                       useful.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                                             Regards,
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Sebastian
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                                             El
>>>>>>> 28/04/16
>>>>>>>                                       a las 12:10, Utkarsh Tiwari
>>>>>>>                                       escribió:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                                                 Hi
>>>>>>> Tony,
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                             Can we have a discussion
>>>>>>> over
>>>>>>>                                       a
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> video
>>>>>>>                                       call ? We can
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> arrange
>>>>>>>                                       it as per your convenience.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Thank
>>>>>>> you,
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Utkarsh
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                                             .
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>                                                 .
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>
>>> .
>>>
>>
>>
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