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This page will aim to be a general informational page for students, mentors and others interested in Joomla's Google Summer of Code Program. | This page will aim to be a general informational page for students, mentors and others interested in Joomla's Google Summer of Code Program. | ||
Joomla GSoC Admins 2019: [mailto:puneet.kala@community.joomla.org Puneet Kala (Lead)] | '''Joomla GSoC Admins 2019:''' | ||
*[mailto:puneet.kala@community.joomla.org Puneet Kala (Lead)] | |||
*[mailto:sandra.decoux@community.joomla.org Sandra Decoux] | |||
*[mailto:yves.hoppe@community.joomla.org Yves Hoppe] | |||
*[mailto:tobias.zulauf@community.joomla.org Tobias Zulauf] | |||
{{tip|title=Make sure to check out the [[GSOC 2019 Project Ideas|2019 project list]]}} | {{tip|title=Make sure to check out the [[GSOC 2019 Project Ideas|2019 project list]]}} | ||
== What is GSoC? == | |||
Google Summer of Code is a program run by Google for college students interested in getting a stipend to contribute to Open Source Software. They will spend their summer with improving and writing new features for the project. [https://summerofcode.withgoogle.com/ Visit the Google Summer of Code website to learn more.] | Google Summer of Code is a program run by Google for college students interested in getting a stipend to contribute to Open Source Software. They will spend their summer with improving and writing new features for the project. [https://summerofcode.withgoogle.com/ Visit the Google Summer of Code website to learn more.] | ||
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== General information == | == General information == | ||
* [ | * [[GSOC_2016_Joomla_GIT_Workflow|Github Work Flow for GSoC Students and Mentors]] | ||
=== CMS or Framework? === | |||
Joomla developers are currently working on multiple projects: the Joomla CMS main 3.x Version and the upcoming new major version 4.0 (2019-2020). Additionally there are many side projects related to testing, Docker, core extensions and other things. | Joomla developers are currently working on multiple projects: the Joomla CMS main 3.x Version and the upcoming new major version 4.0 (2019-2020). Additionally there are many side projects related to testing, Docker, core extensions and other things. | ||
The Joomla CMS is the very popular and well known FOSS content management system powering currently around 3-4 % of the internet. The Framework existed within the CMS as a tightly coupled set of utility packages and classes. | The Joomla CMS is the very popular and well known FOSS content management system powering currently around 3-4 % of the internet. The Framework existed within the CMS as a tightly coupled set of utility packages and classes. | ||
The project supports all of these initiatives, as does Google Summer of Code. On our [ | The project supports all of these initiatives, as does Google Summer of Code. On our [[GSOC_2019_Project_Ideas|Idea list]] you will find projects related. | ||
=== Project Timeline === | |||
The GSoC 2019 time line is available on the GSoC Site, we suggest you to go through it [https://summerofcode.withgoogle.com/how-it-works/#timeline GSoC 2019 Timeline] | The GSoC 2019 time line is available on the GSoC Site, we suggest you to go through it: [https://summerofcode.withgoogle.com/how-it-works/#timeline GSoC 2019 Timeline] | ||
=== Project Proposal === | |||
Please check the [[GSoC Student Application Template]] to understand what we are expecting from your proposal. | Please check the [[GSoC Student Application Template]] to understand what we are expecting from your proposal. | ||
==Information for Mentors== | ==Information for Mentors== | ||
*Want to be a mentor? Please check the [[GSoC Mentor Guidelines]]. | *Want to be a mentor? Please check the [[GSoC Mentor Guidelines]]. | ||
*[[GSoC Mentors Selection Criteria]] | *[[GSoC Mentors Selection Criteria]] | ||
==Related Articles== | ==Related Articles== | ||
===Google Summer of Code 2018=== | |||
*[https://community.joomla.org/gsoc-2018.html Joomla GSoC 2018 blog articles.] | *[https://community.joomla.org/gsoc-2018.html Joomla GSoC 2018 blog articles.] | ||
===Google Summer of Code 2017=== | |||
*[https://community.joomla.org/gsoc-2017.html Joomla GSoC 2017 blog articles.] | *[https://community.joomla.org/gsoc-2017.html Joomla GSoC 2017 blog articles.] | ||
===Google Summer of Code 2016=== | |||
*[https://magazine.joomla.org/issues/issue-sep-2016/item/3129-gsoc-every-story-has-an-ending-every-ending-is-a-new-beginning GSoC: Every Story Has An Ending. Every Ending Is A New Beginning.] | *[https://magazine.joomla.org/issues/issue-sep-2016/item/3129-gsoc-every-story-has-an-ending-every-ending-is-a-new-beginning GSoC: Every Story Has An Ending. Every Ending Is A New Beginning.] | ||
*[https://magazine.joomla.org/issues/issue-oct-2016/item/3143-the-brains-behind-joomla-gsoc The brains behind the Joomla! GSoC projects] | *[https://magazine.joomla.org/issues/issue-oct-2016/item/3143-the-brains-behind-joomla-gsoc The brains behind the Joomla! GSoC projects] | ||
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*[https://magazine.joomla.org/site/itemlist/tag/Google%20Summer%20of%20Code Articles on Joomla Community Magazine] | *[https://magazine.joomla.org/site/itemlist/tag/Google%20Summer%20of%20Code Articles on Joomla Community Magazine] | ||
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Revision as of 11:45, 9 January 2019

This page will aim to be a general informational page for students, mentors and others interested in Joomla's Google Summer of Code Program.
Joomla GSoC Admins 2019:
What is GSoC?
Google Summer of Code is a program run by Google for college students interested in getting a stipend to contribute to Open Source Software. They will spend their summer with improving and writing new features for the project. Visit the Google Summer of Code website to learn more.
- Google Summer of Code Timeline
- Github Work Flow for GSoC Students and Mentors
- Joomla GSoC Team on Joomla Volunteers Portal
Last years projects:
Information For Students
- Joomla's project list
- GSoC Student Selection Criteria
- GSoC Student Application Template
- Joomla GSoC Mailing List
- General Joomla CMS Developer Mailing List
- Joomla Framework Mailing List
Information For Mentors and Proposals
General information
CMS or Framework?
Joomla developers are currently working on multiple projects: the Joomla CMS main 3.x Version and the upcoming new major version 4.0 (2019-2020). Additionally there are many side projects related to testing, Docker, core extensions and other things.
The Joomla CMS is the very popular and well known FOSS content management system powering currently around 3-4 % of the internet. The Framework existed within the CMS as a tightly coupled set of utility packages and classes.
The project supports all of these initiatives, as does Google Summer of Code. On our Idea list you will find projects related.
Project Timeline
The GSoC 2019 time line is available on the GSoC Site, we suggest you to go through it: GSoC 2019 Timeline
Project Proposal
Please check the GSoC Student Application Template to understand what we are expecting from your proposal.
Information for Mentors
- Want to be a mentor? Please check the GSoC Mentor Guidelines.
- GSoC Mentors Selection Criteria
Related Articles
Google Summer of Code 2018
Google Summer of Code 2017
Google Summer of Code 2016
- GSoC: Every Story Has An Ending. Every Ending Is A New Beginning.
- The brains behind the Joomla! GSoC projects
- Interview with one of the 2016 students Ruchiranga Wickramasinghe
- Joomla's Google Summer of Code (GSoC) is Proud to Announce Team Lead: Puneet Kala
- Joomla! has been selected as a Google Summer of Code 2016 mentor organization
- Joomla! is going to the 2016 Google Summer of Code Mentor Summit
- Articles on Joomla Community Magazine