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Date: Sat, 29 Mar 2008 15:21:15 +0100
From: Lukas Lang <lukas.lang@inode.at>
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Subject: Re: [GSoC_2008] Project ideas
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hey,

> I've participated in GSoC last year and I'll be happy to help you with 
> whatever problem you encounter.

thanks for your dedication! i already noticed that there are great and ambitious activities going on.

> What about cocoon-linkrewriter block? It's very small but yet very 
> important block that should be migrated to Spring.

i'm not sure about including further blocks into my summer activities, but obviously linkrewriter is not that much.

> Looks good. I would add one more thing:
>   - writing general migration guide from Avalon to Spring

that's an awesome idea! i will add it to my application immediately.

> You could just dump your experiences gained during GSoC and as result 
> there should be one long tutorial discussing different aspects of Avalon 
> -> Spring migration. This is a very desired thing for existing Cocoon 
> users.
> 

i already had the idea of filing my experiences blog-shaped, but i don't mind if it's written more impartially to achieve more approval ,-)

@Vadim: order changed
@Reinhard: documentation added


regards,
lukas