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Luciano Jesus Palomino Jauregui

E-Mail: jesusjpj@gmail.com
Homepage/blog/wiki URL: http://jesusjpj.wordpress.com/

Country (born / living in)

Peru, Peru

Academic experience

I am attending the third semester of his career in computer and information Technology Institute Private Continental. I am a member of the Open Technology Research Center of my Institute.

Your current occupation

Currently I am studying and spreading free software

Software projects you have already participated in.

Localizate OpenOffice.org.

Reference: neosergio@openoffice.org (Coordinador General OpenOffice.org Perú)

War Game Simulator Tarapaca-Peruvian Army.(Python, GTK y SQLite)

Reference: alfonsodg@gmail.com (Asesor Tecnologico del Ejercito del Perú)

I contributed code to the base Ice3(Python)

Reference: https://launchpad.net/~ice3-developers (Luciano Jesus/jesusjpj)

Experience Level

Please tell us about your experience in some important areas. Try to be honest (if you are not, we will notice it anyway at your work output).

I am a FLOSS folower since 2007 and help with many projects, including military solutions as game wars fully written in Python using GIS tools

Please give approx. date when you started working on the field in question and the approx. number of hours you worked on that field since then:

Experience in coding in general

started 2006, nnnn hours

Experience in Python coding: started 2007, nnnn hours
Experience in HTML: started 2008, nnnn hours
Experience in CSS: started 2008, nnnn hours
Experience in Javascript: started 2008, nnnn hours
Your favourite programming language(s), best first: Python, PHP, Java
Tools you use for development: Eclipse, Netbeans, Geany, Bazaar
Did you already do full day work (8h/5d) over some weeks on some software project yet?: Yes

Project(s) you apply for and your ideas for them

One of the features that lacks Moin Moin is the possibility of exporting the contents of the wiki and be able to download pdf format. Including the internal links and downloadable structured so that it is a book. This will be particularly useful in the case of Wikibooks. I'm going to adapt the code of reportlab (http://www.reportlab.org/rl_toolkit.html) and integrate with MoinMoin for download in pdf.

The steps that follow are:

First:

Reportlab adjusting for the conversion of a wiki page to pdf. Only the instructions for MoinMoin is not so heavy that the resulting module.

Second:

Creation of modules for:

*Extract information for the links to other wiki pages (internal links) and add them to our downloads.

*Structure the collected information and format.

*Other modules that are needed at the time of development

Third:

Integration with MoinMoin and Error Correction

messages to me

please join us on #moin-dev chat.freenode.net see http://moinmo.in/MoinMoinChat and answer our questions on your socghop proposal page. And don't forget to subscribe that page -- ReimarBauer 2009-04-08 22:58:41

please note our timezone is utc+2 -- ReimarBauer 2009-04-09 08:43:30

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