In T303273#7832761, @AdityaSrivastav2009 wrote:

GSoC Guide
Last year's reports

They are not hard requirements for GSoC but it is a good idea to create biweekly reports that help keep track of your progress and also give some exposure.

You can have a print of this page but that would include the comments as well.
Better take a copy-paste of the content and format it to your need.

In T303273#7829801, @AdityaSrivastav2009 wrote:

Great Proposal,
Nice touch with MY LEARNING.

Just few minor things :

1. Add links to the libraries you'll be using for reference in your proposal.
2. You can add some time for documentation.
3. It is suggested to maintain of log of your work. You can have it in form of biweekly blogs and dedicate some time in your proposal.
4. Evolution -> Evaluation.

In T303273#7828364, @Nicolas_Raoul wrote:

Yes, if done losslessly then blur+rotate+crop is well enough for a GSoC.
You can keep "Implement Update Depicts" as a bonus task "if time allows".

In T303273#7828065, @Nicolas_Raoul wrote:

Please be aware that AndroidMediaUtil is probably harder to use, and might even need some modifications. Feel free to modify your schedule to allow some buffer, for instance I would suggest not doing contrast change and EXIF, and leaving more time for both unit tests and final code review.

In T303273#7827565, @Nicolas_Raoul wrote:

Thank you for the detailed proposal, with screenshots and a timeline.

When you write "rotate", it is about 90 degrees rotations, right? (90 degrees rotation is enough for us, free angle rotation is not needed nor really desirable in the app as it would lose some corners data)

Ucrop crop is not lossless, unfortunately. This proposal would be much more attractive if it was about lossless crop, as picture quality is very important on Commons. Maybe https://github.com/bkhall/AndroidMediaUtil could be used? It implements rotate and crop: https://github.com/bkhall/AndroidMediaUtil/blob/master/src/android/mediautil/image/jpeg/LLJTran.java#L188

Minor style improvements:

android -> Android
commons -> Commons
to Transform -> to transform
Github -> GitHub

but https://github.com/commons-app/apps-android-commons/issues/4764 does not have to do anything with CROP/ROTATE/BLUR effects, it's completely different things to implement.

sir, I have a question