Je viens de me faire contacter par l'association de la communauté open source dans laquelle j'évolue pour proposer des sujets pour le #GSoC 2024 autour de mon plus gros projet open source 😍 😳
KDE will participate Google Summer of Code 2024 with many new projects
From frameworks to translations, from Krita to KStars, GSoC recruits will work on improving performance, boosting interoperability, and adding features to a long list of KDE projects.
Google Summer of Code (#GSoC) kicks off on May 29 at KDE! Find out how new contributors will improve Krita, Okular, Kalendar, digiKam, Tokodon and KDE Eco.
Google Summer of Code 2023 is over, but our contributors' work lives on!
Discover the new features, like email support in Merkuro, automatic photo tagging in digiKam, moderation options in Tokodon, and more through the stories of the people who implemented them.
Reading @organicmaps ideas for #GSoC 2024 is super exciting: satellite image support (fixing issue 618?), track recording, GeoJSON support, waterways routing, alternative routes, public transport support... 🤩 🤩
Let's hope there will be many candidates to work on these!
Congrats to the 9 applicants who got accepted into GSoC with GNOME! 🧑🎓
They'll be working on
• Rework Bustle's Diagram
• Add TypeScript Support to Workbench
• Port Workbench demos to Vala, new library
• Create a web IDE for Tracker SPARQL (2x)
• Mobile/touch support for Papers
• More durable synching for FlatSync
• Port libipuz to Rust
• Add support for the latest GIR attributes and gi-docgen formatting to Valadoc
I've read it here already, so chances are you did as well. It is true: I will make Papers – the soon-to-be default document viewer in GNOME – work on mobile, while improving the UI in general.
I'm granted a #gsoc stipend to work on Papers – together with my mentor @pabloyoyoista. We looked into some things today, already.
I'm excited to make Linux on Mobile a viable alternative for more people. But probably you knew that already, from my other involvements.
We have our first #GSoC contributions by @atbrat, a couple of #Workbench demos are already ported to #Vala and merged!! I am looking forward to more to come :D
Also thanks to @dimmednerd for helping with reviewing!
This is my work open source project that lets you scan for known vulnerabilities in your binaries, package lists and SBOMs. It's meant to make it easier (and cheaper!) to make secure open source software.
3.3 has new features from our Google Summer of Code 2023 contributors including EPSS metrics to help users assess risks associated with vulnerabilities, a new GitHub Action to make scanning easier, and a mirror of the NVD data backed by the same servers that do Linux distro mirroring so you don't have to deal with rate limits, downtime, and servers only located in the US.
GNOME will be mentoring 8 new contributors for Google Summer of Code 2024
We are happy to announce that GNOME was assigned eight slots for Google Summer of Code projects this year!
GSoC is a program focused on bringing new contributors into open source software development. A number of long term GNOME developers are former GSoC interns, making the program a very valuable entry point for new members in our project.
In 2024 we will mentoring the following projects:
Project Title
Contributor
Assigned Mentor(s)
Add TypeScript Support to Workbench
Angelo Verlain Shema
Sonny Piers
Port Workbench demos to Vala, build a new Workbench Library, and replace the current code search
Bharat Tyagi
Sonny Piers
Improve Tracker SPARQL developer experience by creating a “web IDE” for developing queries
Demigod
Carlos Garnacho
Papers’ small screen and touch support for mobile and tablet
Markus Göllnitz
Pablo Correa Gomez
More durable synching for FlatSync
Mattia Formichetti
Rasmus Thomsen
Port libipuz to Rust
pranjal_
jrb
Improve Tracker SPARQL developer experience by creating “web IDE” for developing queries
rachle08
Carlos Garnacho
Add support for the latest GIR attributes and gi-docgen formatting to Valadoc
sudhanshuv1
Lorenz Wildberg
As part of the contributor’s acceptance into GSoC they are expected to actively participate in the Community Bonding period(May 1 – 26). The Community Bonding period is intended to help prepare contributors to start contributing at full speed starting May 27.
The new contributors will soon get their blogs added to Planet GNOME making it easy for the GNOME community to get to know them and the projects that they will be working on.
We would like to also thank our mentors for supporting GSoC and helping new contributors enter our project.
#KDE will mentor ten projects in Google Summer of Code (#GSoC) this year, including two projects for #LabPlot, a FREE, open source and cross-platform #DataVisualization and #DataAnalysis software.
Fantastic news that FreeCAD has been allocated two slots in the Google Summer of Code program for 2024. The work packages are focussed on implementation of semi-analytical finite element in FreeCAD and command line preferences manipulation. More details here in this forum post. https://forum.freecad.org/viewtopic.php?p=756812#p756812