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*Read the [https://summerofcode.withgoogle.com/terms/student Student Participation Agreement] from Google. | *Read the [https://summerofcode.withgoogle.com/terms/student Student Participation Agreement] from Google. | ||
*Go through the [https://summerofcode.withgoogle.com/rules/ Rules for Program] on GSoC Site | *Go through the [https://summerofcode.withgoogle.com/rules/ Rules for Program] on GSoC Site | ||
*Examine the list of available [[ | *Examine the list of available [[GSoC_2020_Project_Ideas|project ideas]] in Joomla for GSoC | ||
**If you do not see any interesting projects from the proposed ideas, we encourage you to contact [https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en#!forum/jgsoc/ Joomla GSoC mailing list] and propose a new idea. | **If you do not see any interesting projects from the proposed ideas, we encourage you to contact [https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en#!forum/jgsoc/ Joomla GSoC mailing list] and propose a new idea. | ||
*Start working on the project proposal. | *Start working on the project proposal. | ||
Revision as of 09:12, 18 January 2020
Joomla Google Summer of Code
Student Criteria
Student Criteria
Want to become a Joomla Google Summer of Code student?
We welcome all enthusiast students to work with Joomla for Google Summer of Code. We encourage you to “do your homework” studying about the GSoC program. This will help you to make an informed decision. Here are some resources for students to get familiar with the program:
- Learn about GSoC
- Go through the Student Manual on GSoC Site
- Decide if you are eligible
- Read the Student Participation Agreement from Google.
- Go through the Rules for Program on GSoC Site
- Examine the list of available project ideas in Joomla for GSoC
- If you do not see any interesting projects from the proposed ideas, we encourage you to contact Joomla GSoC mailing list and propose a new idea.
- Start working on the project proposal.
- Community and mentors are waiting in the Joomla GSoC mailing list to help you with that!
- Register in GSoC as a student (after student registrations open)
Over the years we have seen many successful student projects. Here are a few tips for students to get an edge over their proposal.
- Get familiar with the Joomla Project.
- Read the tutorials about Joomla 4
- Setup Joomla on your computer. See Joomla for Beginners and for Joomla 4, see this tutorial.
- Setup Joomla development environment.
- Start contributing to the Project and engage with the Community.
- Contribute to the documentation.
- Contribute to the development (See the Issue Tracker).
- Fix some known issues.
- Support in verifying fixed issues.
- Help us in strengthening the unit test coverage.
- Help others by answering their questions (See Joomla Forums).
- Start early discussing your proposal with the community on the Joomla GSoC Mailing list.
Selection Criteria
We will select the best proposals based on the following criteria:
(The quantity of students depends on the number of Joomla projects accepted in GSoC)
- The quality of the proposal and its priority for Joomla Project.
- Engagement of the student with the community and potential mentors.
- Contributions by the student to the Joomla Project & Community.
- Contributing to other Open Source Projects is a plus.
- We are waiting for your proposal! :)