REMINDER: Google Summer of Code 2015

[Raniere Silva]

Hi,

This is just a friendly reminder that there is a little more than 48 hours
until the deadline for student applications for this year's program.
Any proposal will be accepted for any reason after the deadline,
27 March at 19:00 UTC.

As we mention before, you can submit your proposal to

- PSF: Any SymPy related project.
- NumFOCUS: Any SymPy related project.
- Sage: Any SymPy related project, but those that specifically support
Sage and SageMathCloud are more likely to succeed. One example is
getting CSymPy to work with Sage.
- SciRuby: CSymPy wrappers (more details). Ask @certik for more
information.
- lmonade: CSymPy projects. Ask @certik about details.
- Portland State University: CSymPy projects. Ask @certik
about details.

And you can send the same proposal to more than one organization.

Thanks,
Raniere

[Shivam Vats]

Hi Raniere

I'm applying this year for GSoC and my proposal covers both

CSymPy and SymPy (more CSymPy than Sympy).

So, I am applying to PSF, NumFOCUS, Sage and Portland

State University. With regard to applying under lmonade, I

can't find CSymPy in their ideas/project page. Am I supposed

to contact them before applying?

Moreover, will lmonade give preference to proposals related to

organizations presently under it?

Thanks in advance!

Regards

Shivam Vats

[Raniere Silva]

Hi Shivam,

> I'm applying this year for GSoC and my proposal

> <https://github.com/sympy/sympy/wiki/GSoC-2015-Application--Shivam-Vats-%3A-Series-expansions>

> covers both CSymPy and SymPy (more CSymPy than Sympy).

Great.

> So, I am applying to PSF, NumFOCUS, Sage and Portland
> State University.

=)

> With regard to applying under lmonade,
> I can't find CSymPy in their ideas/project page.
> Am I supposed to contact them before applying?

No need to. You already apply for all the orgs that you could.

Cheers,
Raniere

[Abinash Meher]

Hi Raniere,

I have a proposal regarding CSymPy ruby wrappers. What are the orgs that I can apply to?

Regards,

Abinash Meher

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[Jason Moore]

Abinash,

That project needs to be specifically sent to SciRuby. You can also send it to PSF and NumFOCUS, but SciRuby is the main one.

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[Ondřej Čertík]

On Fri, Mar 27, 2015 at 1:25 AM, Jason Moore <moore...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Abinash,
>
> That project needs to be specifically sent to SciRuby. You can also send it
> to PSF and NumFOCUS, but SciRuby is the main one.

That's right.

Ondrej

[Ondřej Čertík]

I think you can probably also send it to the "Ruby" organization. You
might want to put more introduction about why this is good for Ruby in
general.

Ondrej