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Updated Google Summer of Code Ideas (markdown)

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@ -104,28 +104,28 @@ Mike Migurski (mike@…)
Unsure who would be a willing mentor - I know what would be a great-looking end result and could help with the math and cartography and XML format bits, but I can't offer C++ help of any kind. Maybe this is a bidirectional mentorship? =) Unsure who would be a willing mentor - I know what would be a great-looking end result and could help with the math and cartography and XML format bits, but I can't offer C++ help of any kind. Maybe this is a bidirectional mentorship? =)
## Technical Issues ## Technical Issues
* Maybe is possible to use other free software (like imagemagick) instead Photoshop to study layer composing, i'm interesting to develop this idea, i have a little knowledge of C++ but i can study it in these months before GSOC will start * Maybe is possible to use other free software (like imagemagick) instead Photoshop to study layer composing, i'm interesting to develop this idea, i have a little knowledge of C++ but i can study it in these months before GSOC will start
o -- luca delucchi - March 11, 2009 o -- luca delucchi - March 11, 2009
* GRASS GIS made something similar with r.his * GRASS GIS made something similar with r.his
o -- luca delucchi - March 12, 2009 o -- luca delucchi - March 12, 2009
* Seems perhaps related to #314 * Seems perhaps related to [#314](https://github.com/mapnik/mapnik/issues/314)
o -- springmeyer - March 12, 2009 o -- springmeyer - March 12, 2009
* TopOSM does indeed use ImageMagick? for compositing, so that may be a good thing to look at. See http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/TopOSM/Details for more info about how it is done. * TopOSM does indeed use ImageMagick? for compositing, so that may be a good thing to look at. See http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/TopOSM/Details for more info about how it is done.
o -- Lars Ahlzen - March 13, 2010 o -- Lars Ahlzen - March 13, 2010
* See also: http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/User:Kobezda/GSoC * See also: http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/User:Kobezda/GSoC
o -- Dane Springmeyer - April 6, 2010 o -- Dane Springmeyer - April 6, 2010
* Potential spec could look like: http://trac.mapnik.org/wiki/Ideas/Compositing * Potential spec could look like: [[Compositing]]
o -- Dane Springmeyer - April 6, 2010 o -- Dane Springmeyer - April 6, 2010
* Good brainstorming thread on issues around compositing on #mapnik April 7th: http://mapnik.dbsgeo.com/mapnik_logs/2010/04/07/ * Good brainstorming thread on issues around compositing on #mapnik April 7th: http://mapnik.dbsgeo.com/mapnik_logs/2010/04/07/
o -- Dane Springmeyer - April 7, 2010 o -- Dane Springmeyer - April 7, 2010
* Ideas/Compositing - shawnbot's idea around a potential syntax * Ideas/Compositing - shawnbot's idea around a potential syntax
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## Cascadenik: Native C++ implementation of node.js Carto ## Cascadenik: Native C++ implementation of node.js Carto
@ -137,6 +137,7 @@ Cascadenik has evolved as we've figured out more and more, and integrating less.
You'd need to research and maybe develop a parser for the Carto/Cascadenik/less.css syntax, including variables, classes, inheritance, IDs, and the use of attributes from vector features in style declarations - eg. `#mylayer { line-width: expr(1.7 * $POWER); }` You'd need to research and maybe develop a parser for the Carto/Cascadenik/less.css syntax, including variables, classes, inheritance, IDs, and the use of attributes from vector features in style declarations - eg. `#mylayer { line-width: expr(1.7 * $POWER); }`
Links: Links:
* Cascadenik: https://github.com/mapnik/Cascadenik * Cascadenik: https://github.com/mapnik/Cascadenik
* Carto: https://github.com/mapbox/carto * Carto: https://github.com/mapbox/carto