Debian welcomes the 2022 GSOC interns
On Tue 24 May 2022 with tags gsoc announceWritten by Abhijith Pa
We are very excited to announce that Debian has selected three interns to work under mentorship on a variety of projects with us during the Google Summer of Code.
Here are the list of the projects, interns, and details of the tasks to be performed.
Project: Android SDK Tools in Debian
- Interns: Nkwuda Sunday Cletus and Raman Sarda
The deliverables of this project will mostly be finished packages submitted to Debian sid, both for new packages and updated packages. Whenever possible, we should also try to get patches submitted and merged upstream in the Android sources.
Project: Project: Quality Assurance for Biological and Medical Applications inside Debian
- Interns: Mohammed Bilal
Deliverables of the project: Continuous integration tests for all Debian Med applications (life sciences, medical imaging, others), Quality Assurance review and bug fixing.
Congratulations and welcome to all the interns!
The Google Summer of Code program is possible in Debian thanks to the efforts of Debian Developers and Debian Contributors that dedicate part of their free time to mentor interns and outreach tasks.
Join us and help extend Debian! You can follow the interns' weekly reports on the debian-outreach mailing-list, chat with us on our IRC channel or reach out to the individual projects' team mailing lists.
Debian welcomes the 2020 GSOC interns
On Fri 22 May 2020 with tags gsoc announceWritten by Donald Norwood
Translations: fr
We are very excited to announce that Debian has selected nine interns to work under mentorship on a variety of projects with us during the Google Summer of Code.
Here are the list of the projects, students, and details of the tasks to be performed.
Project: Android SDK Tools in Debian
- Student(s): Manas Kashyap, Raman Sarda, and Samyak-jn
Deliverables of the project: Make the entire Android toolchain, Android Target Platform Framework, and SDK tools available in the Debian archives.
Project: Packaging and Quality assurance of COVID-19 relevant applications
- Student: Nilesh
Deliverables of the project: Quality assurance including bug fixing, continuous integration tests and documentation for all Debian Med applications that are known to be helpful to fight COVID-19
Project: BLAS/LAPACK Ecosystem Enhancement
- Student: Mo Zhou
Deliverables of the project: Better environment, documentation, policy, and lintian checks for BLAS/LAPACK.
Project: Quality Assurance and Continuous integration for applications in life sciences and medicine
- Student: Pranav Ballaney
Deliverables of the project: Continuous integration tests for all Debian Med applications, QA review, and bug fixes.
Project: Systemd unit translator
- Student: K Gopal Krishna
Deliverables of the project: A systemd unit to OpenRC init script translator. Updated OpenRC package into Debian Unstable.
Project: Architecture Cross-Grading Support in Debian
- Student: Kevin Wu
Deliverables of the project: Evaluate, test, and develop tools to evaluate cross-grade checks for system and user configuration.
Project: Upstream/Downstream cooperation in Ruby
- Student: utkarsh2102
Deliverables of the project: Create guide for rubygems.org on good practices for upstream maintainers, develop a tool that can detect problems and, if possible fix those errors automatically. Establish good documentation, design the tool to be extensible for other languages.
Congratulations and welcome to all the interns!
The Google Summer of Code program is possible in Debian thanks to the efforts of Debian Developers and Debian Contributors that dedicate part of their free time to mentor interns and outreach tasks.
Join us and help extend Debian! You can follow the interns' weekly reports on the debian-outreach mailing-list, chat with us on our IRC channel or reach out to the individual projects' team mailing lists.
Debian welcomes its GSoC 2019 and Outreachy interns
On Fri 31 May 2019 with tags announce gsoc outreachyWritten by znoteer
Artwork by Google, Outreachy
We're excited to announce that Debian has selected seven interns to work with us during the next months: two people for Outreachy, and five for the Google Summer of Code.
Here is the list of projects and the interns who will work on them:
- Saif Abdul Cassim
- Katerina
Congratulations and welcome to all the interns!
The Google Summer of Code and Outreachy programs are possible in Debian thanks to the efforts of Debian developers and contributors that dedicate part of their free time to mentor interns and outreach tasks.
Join us and help extend Debian! You can follow the interns weekly reports on the debian-outreach mailing-list, chat with us on our IRC channel or on each project's team mailing lists.
Debian is welcoming applicants for Outreachy and GSoC 2019
On Thu 28 March 2019 with tags announce gsoc outreachyWritten by Laura Arjona Reina and Lesley Mitchell
Debian is dedicated to increasing the diversity of contributors to the project and improving the inclusivity of the project. We strongly believe working towards these goals provides benefits both for people from backgrounds that are currently under-represented in free software, and for the wider movement, by increasing the range of skills, experiences and viewpoints contributing to it.
As part of this outreach effort, Debian is participating in the next round of Outreachy.
The application period for the May 2019 to August 2019 round has been extended until April 2, and Debian offers the following projects:
- Continuous Integration for biological applications inside Debian
- Debian Continuous Integration: user experience improvements
- Reproducible Builds
Outreachy invites applicants who are women (both cis and trans), trans men, and genderqueer people to apply. Anyone who faces systemic bias or discrimination in the technology industry of their country is also invited to apply.
Don't wait up! You can learn more details on how to submit your application or get help in our wiki page for Outreachy and the Outreachy website.
Debian is also participating in the Google Summer of Code (GSoC) with eight projects, and the student application period is open until April 9.
You can learn more details on how to submit your GSoC application or get help for in our wiki page for GSoC and the Google Summer of Code website.
We encourage people who are elegible for Outreachy and GSoC to submit their application to both programs.
Projects and mentors for Debian's Google Summer of Code 2019 and Outreachy
On Sun 03 February 2019 with tags gsoc outreachyWritten by Alexander Wirt
Artwork by Google, Outreachy
Debian is applying as a mentoring organization for the Google Summer of Code 2019, an internship program open to university students aged 18 and up, and will apply soon for the next round of Outreachy, an internship program for people from groups traditionally underrepresented in tech.
Please join us and help expanding Debian and mentoring new free software contributors!
If you have a project idea related to Debian and can mentor (or can coordinate the mentorship with some other Debian Developer or contributor, or within a Debian team), please add the details to the Debian GSoC2019 Projects wiki page by Tuesday, February 5 2019.
Participating in these programs has many benefits for Debian and the wider free software community. If you have questions, please come and ask us on IRC #debian-outreach or the debian-outreach mailing list.
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