GSoC is on

[Aaron Meurer]

So as some of you have noticed, SymPy has been accepted to GSoC again.
Mentors, please go to
http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/homepage/google/gsoc2014 and
register to be a mentor for SymPy (also do this if you can't mentor
but are willing to help review applications). Please do this now so
that you can save me from headaches later.

Students, look at our ideas page
(https://github.com/sympy/sympy/wiki/gsoc-2014-ideas) and application
template (https://github.com/sympy/sympy/wiki/gsoc-2014-application-template)
and start discussing ideas here on the list. Once you have a concrete
idea, you can start writing a proposal (see the application template
for details on the proposal).

Also remember that SymPy has a patch requirement. You must have a pull
request merged to SymPy to be accepted (there are also details about
this in the application template).

Good luck to everyone. Let's have another good year for GSoC!

Aaron Meurer

[SAHIL SHEKHAWAT]

If someone wants to work for SymPyGamma and SymPyLive , Then still he have to submit a pull request in SymPy or he can also submit it in SymPyGamma or Live?

Please help me on this issue!.

Thanks

[Aaron Meurer]

I think we decided that you should have a pull request to sympy
itself. You'll be working closely with SymPy no matter what your
project is, so you should be familiar with its codebase.

Aaron Meurer

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