Join us for the OpenWISP GSoC Open House
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OpenWISP Google Summer of Code
Mar 4, 2024, 8:53:03 AM3/4/24
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Hello everyone,
We are hosting an OpenWISP GSoC Open House on Wednesday, March 6, 2024, at 1:00 PM UTC. This is a great opportunity for you to learn more about Google Summer of Code (GSoC) and how you can contribute to OpenWISP, a network management system that allows managing and automating several aspects of a network.
In this online event, you will be able to interact with our mentors and current contributors, ask any questions you may have about GSoC, OpenWISP, or open source in general, and get some tips and guidance on how to prepare and submit a successful GSoC proposal.
To join the OpenWISP GSoC Open House, please register using this link: https://lu.ma/yjtf29w6
Best regards,
Gagan Deep
We are hosting an OpenWISP GSoC Open House on Wednesday, March 6, 2024, at 1:00 PM UTC. This is a great opportunity for you to learn more about Google Summer of Code (GSoC) and how you can contribute to OpenWISP, a network management system that allows managing and automating several aspects of a network.
In this online event, you will be able to interact with our mentors and current contributors, ask any questions you may have about GSoC, OpenWISP, or open source in general, and get some tips and guidance on how to prepare and submit a successful GSoC proposal.
To join the OpenWISP GSoC Open House, please register using this link: https://lu.ma/yjtf29w6
Best regards,
Gagan Deep
Federico Capoano (nemesisdesign)
Mar 4, 2024, 2:54:33 PM3/4/24
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Hi everyone,
the time for the event was incorrect, I fixed it.
Federico
Federico Capoano (nemesisdesign)
Mar 6, 2024, 11:51:36 AM3/6/24
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Notes from today.
Project Idea Discussions:
Various project ideas were discussed, including:
Creating a general map overview for buildings with multiple devices.
Improving the library to provide more insights to users using topology.
Enhancing REST API endpoints and addressing other issues.
Improving the UX of the notifications module.
Updating Elasticsearch and migrating to InfluxDB 2.0.
QA Session on Running QA Checks:
Federico demonstrated how to run QA checks, test code, and fix code indentation issues.
Action Items:
Participants to explore project ideas and choose one for further exploration.
Participants to familiarize themselves with project prototypes and start working on them.
Participants to utilize available resources for learning and seek mentor assistance when needed.
Next Meeting will be held soon.
Closing Remarks: The meeting concluded with valuable insights shared by Federico and Gagan Deep, providing participants with guidance and direction for their GSoC journey.
Thanks to Prapti for collecting these notes!
Proceedings:
Introductions and Community Overview:
Federico and Gagan Deep introduced themselves and provided an overview of the community.
GSoC Code of Conduct:
Discussed the importance of adhering to the GSoC Code of Conduct for participants.
Project Prototypes and Contributions:
Emphasized the significance of writing project prototypes instead of lengthy applications for contributing to a project.
Learning Approach and Resource Utilization:
Advised not to pretend to know everything and encouraged participants to learn, ask mentors, and utilize available resources such as OpenAI and Google before seeking mentor assistance.
Introductions and Community Overview:
Federico and Gagan Deep introduced themselves and provided an overview of the community.
GSoC Code of Conduct:
Discussed the importance of adhering to the GSoC Code of Conduct for participants.
Project Prototypes and Contributions:
Emphasized the significance of writing project prototypes instead of lengthy applications for contributing to a project.
Learning Approach and Resource Utilization:
Advised not to pretend to know everything and encouraged participants to learn, ask mentors, and utilize available resources such as OpenAI and Google before seeking mentor assistance.
Project Idea Discussions:
Various project ideas were discussed, including:
Creating a general map overview for buildings with multiple devices.
Improving the library to provide more insights to users using topology.
Enhancing REST API endpoints and addressing other issues.
Improving the UX of the notifications module.
Updating Elasticsearch and migrating to InfluxDB 2.0.
QA Session on Running QA Checks:
Federico demonstrated how to run QA checks, test code, and fix code indentation issues.
Action Items:
Participants to explore project ideas and choose one for further exploration.
Participants to familiarize themselves with project prototypes and start working on them.
Participants to utilize available resources for learning and seek mentor assistance when needed.
Next Meeting will be held soon.
Closing Remarks: The meeting concluded with valuable insights shared by Federico and Gagan Deep, providing participants with guidance and direction for their GSoC journey.
Thanks to Prapti for collecting these notes!
Prapti Sharma
Mar 27, 2024, 6:43:24 AM3/27/24
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You are always welcome Federico.
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