| Hello all, I was thinking about a HTML based GUI. So, inception of idea is from an online circuit simulator used in the edX course (Circuits and Systems, MITx). Although there are full-fledge softwares available for the circuit simulation, an online widget/page type thing is great for online learning. Similarly, learning about signal processing and communication systems in colleges as well as on online platforms can be facilitated with HTML based GNU Radio. It will be basic with some limitations but may cover almost all possible features in GNU Radio. My approach is: Using canvas in HTML5, we can work on a HTML based GUI. The GUI will be exactly/mostly same as the GRC. Upon running the file, a XML will be generated (like *.grc) through _javascript_, and will be sent to the server. The server will run/process the file, and will respond back with the JPG/PNG of graphs. Notes:
Can we have detailed discussion over this? Since, Marcus told that deadline is around Thursday, we may have to speed-up.(I am not sure about the process of organisation application procedure) Sorry for not posting this earlier. I got the idea just now. Regards, Kartik Patel |
On Sat, Jan 21, 2017 2:55 AM, Martin Braun address@hidden wrote:
Hi everyone,
the application period for GSoC has begun! However, we still need to
finalize our ideas list, which is here:
http://gnuradio.org/redmine/projects/gnuradio/wiki/GSoCIdeas
I'd like to reach about 8-10 good ideas, more is fine. We have a couple
of good ones already, but they need fleshing out. If you have any ideas,
you can post them here, or update the wiki page.
Cheers,
Martin
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