Hi recommenders-dev, 
    Hi soc-dev, 
     
    my name is Patrick Gottschaemmer and I'm also participating in the
    Google Summer of Code 2014. 
    I'm working on the project Livedoc,
    like I did already on GSoC 2013. 
     
    What is Livedoc? 
     
    Livedoc is a Code Recommenders Incubator Project and uses the Code
    Recommenders 2.0 Headless API to do basically this: 
      
    It integrates statistics from Code Recommenders into Javadoc with a
    single command line call like: 
     
    
      
      
        ./livedoc
            org.eclipse.jface:org.eclipse.jface:3.8.102 
        -sr
            http://download.codetrails.com/livedoc/sources/ 
        -mr
          http://download.eclipse.org/recommenders/models/luna-m3/ 
     
    If you want to see a latest online demo, just head over to 
    http://download.codetrails.com/livedoc/published/latest/ 
     
    and browse through the current documented packages. 
     
    If you want to know more about how to use Livedoc, here's a User
      Documentation: 
    http://download.eclipse.org/recommenders.incubator/livedoc/docs/head/readme.html 
     
    And if you're know infected by Livedoc and want to be a part
    of it, there's also a Contributor Guide (by tomorrow): 
    http://git.eclipse.org/c/recommenders.incubator/org.eclipse.recommenders.livedoc.git/about/ 
     
     
    What to expect from this GSoC 2014 Project? 
     
    To make it easy, here's a link to my GSoC 2014 Proposal: 
    https://docs.google.com/a/gottschaemmer.net/document/d/1QugdL2s-ZZaGziP1QbLF4nLwTDihF30b83gTfH5T8zM/pub 
     
    For tl;dr'ers 
    Enhancement of the Eclipse Incubator Project
      Livedoc, which enriches a project’s Javadoc with intelligent code
      recommendations on how to use an API, provided by Eclipse Code
      Recommenders. Livedoc works as a stand-alone command-line
      application for one JAR at a time, without cross-referencing of
      different project documentations. The goal of this project is to
      create Livedoc (XXL), which can build up an interconnected web of
      Javadoc for different APIs (in different versions). 
     
     
    What's happening at the moment (Week 01)? 
     
    As Livedoc isn't 1.0 released yet (current version: 0.8), we
    have to provide a stable release first, as a pre-condition for
    Livedoc 2.0. 
    In the last week, I assembled a list of open bugs on the Livedoc
      Bugtracker, which needs to closed to achieve a 1.0 release. 
    Furhtermore, I've provided 3 (+1 documentation) patches for some of
    these bugs, which are currently in code
      review. 
     
    The next release (0.9) is planned for 05/08/14 and
    (hopefully) closes all bugs with Target
      Milestone 0.9.0. 
     
     
     
    Last (but not least): It's community bonding time! 
     
    For me, this means not only to bond to the community of current Code
    Recommenders users, but also to  you  as
    possible new users for Livedoc. 
    To accomplish this, I'll try to get you up-to-date via this mailing
    list by posting a weekly status report (like this one). 
    There will be usage hints, release news and bugfixes
    describing the current status of Livedoc. 
     
    If you're using Livedoc (which I would highly appreciate; thanks in
    advance  :-) ) and
    encounter any bugs, feel free to post them on the bugtracker: 
    https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/buglist.cgi?component=Livedoc&product=Recommenders.Incubator&resolution=--- 
     
    Best regards, 
    Patrick 
  
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