Hello, I posted on the main haiku list several projects that I would be interested in for GSOC. Now that I have had more time to think about them, I would like your input on how you would prioritize my list along with why it should be a priority. *** Message Manager - Is a message archiving / composition tool that is being designed with developers in mind but will eventually be useful to other types of users. The idea is that you can dispatch saved BMessages (or load a new one from template or scratch) to a team or thread running on a local machine or over the network. This would allow testing of applications and remote control of processes. Additionally you would be able to send messages at intervals or even set-up simple state machines that dispatch messages upon receiving events. The idea will be more useful in the future when used to drive multiple applications in an automated fashion. *** Code View (Modular Edit View) - The existing ideas would be expanded on to provide a code view that reduces a programmers keystrokes while coding. This includes the auto complete feature along with making the source code tractable (click on a function and zoom to the reference), and other time time saving features. The code view will have a configurable syntax recognition system that allows custom highlighting of code without having to change source. *** Graphical Project Manager - Designed to make it easy for newcomers to Haiku to get started along with providing project management features to save experienced developers time. It will include the ability to creation of jam files for easy compilation, and wizzards to create basic application types, ability to browse code that is included from project files. *** Tracker Add-on for Source Control - Tracker integration for git and svn to make it easier for developers to control source code. Also integrate bug tracking so that commits can be linked to the bugs in trac. *** Qt Port work - work on the port of Qt so that we can have access to Qt applications on the Haiku Platform. This would allow many developer tools and other software to be available and will potentially attract more users to Haiku. Note: All of the ideas listed are suggestions are from the Haiku GSOC Ideas list or from other members of the community except for the Message Manager which is my own personal idea. Your thoughts will be considered in how I will prioritize the quality of the proposals for each idea. The more input that I receive, the better I will be able to assess the needs of the community. Scott