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- 1. Google Summer of Code 101 A FOSS.MY Presentation Raj Kissu Rajandran
- 2. What I'll Be Covering ● Summer of Code (SoC) ➔ What It Is ➔ When And Where It Is ➔ Why Participate ➔ How To Get Involved ● Preparations for SoC ● What's Expected During SoC
- 3. About Me ... ● I'm Raj Kissu Rajandran ● APIIT Student ● Pursuing Software Engineering ● Working at QubeConnect Sdn. Bhd. as a part-time software developer ● Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) enthusiast ● GsoC 2008 Student
- 4. What Is It?
- 5. ● Suggested by Sergey and Larry ● Named after the Summer of Love ● Involves many OSS groups ● Students from various educational backgrounds
- 6. ● Students propose and complete an open source project ● ONLY students can propose projects ● Signup as a mentor to guide students
- 7. Summer of Code Goals
- 8. Get more OSS code out in the open Get students to contribute Provide students exposure Identify potential developers NOT a recruiting program
- 9. When And Where Is It Held?
- 10. Held all over the world Annually since 2005 Normally between May and August Duration of 4 months – 1 month for community bonding – 3 months for coding
- 11. Why Join Summer of Code?
- 13. Mentorship
- 15. A Gift From Google
- 18. Cash Incentive - $4500!! (approx. R16k)
- 19. How Do I Join SoC?
- 20. Choose an organisation Get an idea: – Come up with your own – Or get one from the SoC Ideas list Write a proposal Register as a Google Student and submit it Cross your fingers and await approval
- 22. Contact your mentors Familiarise yourself with the mentoring organisation Get to know other GsoCers Understand what's expected of you Finalise your project approach
- 23. Actual Coding
- 24. Coding starts in June Consists of 12 weeks Submit weekly reports Focus on code, not documentation Implement coding standards Anything else your mentors tell you
- 26. th Takes place during the 7 week A workable release of the project should be available Complete the Midterm Survey Await approval
- 27. Final Evaluation
- 28. Takes place on the last week – Week 12 All coding should be done by this week Spruce up code Provide documentation – Usage documentation – Technical documentation (code comments)
- 29. Complete the Final Survey Once again, wait for approval Failure! Better luck next time Success! Prepare a tarball of your project for your submission to Google
- 30. How You Get Paid!
- 31. GsoC Student Debit Card
- 32. Payment broken into three segments First payment ($500) during Week 1 Second payment ($2000) after Midterm evaluation Final payment ($2000) after Final evaluation
- 34. Things To Remember ● SoC proliferates Open Source Software ● Open Source encourages sharing of knowledge ● Contribute to Open Source ● Join the next Summer of Code!
- 35. For Further Info ... Google Summer of Code: – http://code.google.com/soc/ BLOBStreaming: – http://www.blobstreaming.org My SoC Blog: http://code.kissu.org Email me at rajkissu@gmail.com
- 36. Q&A