[geeklog-devel] Call for ideas and mentors for the SoC 2008

Ramnath R Iyer rri at silentyak.com
Sun Feb 24 16:04:29 EST 2008


Hi,

Sorry for the long hiatus. I have been following the conversation
about SoC 2008; I will not be able to commit any time this summer
because it's a major phase-change for me career-wise. But if someone
is willing to mentor and is worried about not being able to give
enough time etc, then I can help out there. Officially or unofficially
doesn't matter to me.

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Ramnath R Iyer

On Sun, Jan 13, 2008 at 1:14 PM, Dirk Haun <dirk at haun-online.de> wrote:

> Should Google decide to run the Summer of Code program again this year,

> we can probably expect an announcement sometime in February, followed by

> a short application phase for projects.

>

> So assuming we want to take part again this year, it's about time we

> start collecting ideas.

>

> We would also need mentors. I don't know about Tony and Blaine, but I've

> decided to take only one student this year. Matt and Ramnath were great

> to work with and mostly found their way through Geeklog's traps and

> pitfalls without my help, but I always felt guilty for not spending

> enough time with them.

>

> So I think we should try and get some "fresh blood" on board this year.

> Which includes former students, btw (something that Google encourages).

>

> Also, I think we don't need to restrict ourselves to the core Geeklog

> code - we could easily take a few plugins under the Geeklog umbrella.

> There already was some interest in an e-commerce plugin last year, but

> improving existing plugins would also suit the program nicely, I would think.

>

> I've cleaned up the Wiki page for your perusal:

>

> http://wiki.geeklog.net/wiki/index.php/Google_Summer_of_Code

>

> bye, Dirk

>

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