Re: Open-Source Contribution in Project WikiLoop

[Forest Rui Jiang]

Dear Aadi,

Thanks for your sincere email. I appreciate your motivation. But since this is our first year participating GSoC, so we are still inexperienced in mentoring students. Plus Tibetan tech is a very specialized area. So we generally prefer students with more experience. It may be a better choice for you to accumulate experience under more well established orgs and projects.

Nevertheless, we may still consider you if you can demonstrate more technical record (maybe a resume). Curious which project you find most interesting?

Thanks!

Forest

On Fri, Mar 12, 2021 at 19:09 Aadi Jain <jainaa...@gmail.com> wrote:

Respected Sir,

I hope this mail finds you in pink of health.

My name is Aadi Jain, currently pursuing B.Tech CSE(2020-24) from India. Today, I read about the project idea of your organization Project WikiLoop and I found it very riveting and exemplary for me.

The major attraction that attracted my pathway towards your organization is Buddhism and Tibetan culture as I belong from Jainism culture which is very similar to Buddhism and being from the Northeast part of India I really admire Tibetan culture.

  

Although, my open-source experience is quite small as I started it from last 2-3 months yet my coding and development experiment is from the last 2 years from my class 11 and I am consistently working upon my open-source skis.

I am well-acknowledged with Python and Java (5 stars at Hackerank) and web development as of now.

I would be grateful if you kindly help me in the contribution to your project and I can assure you whatever you may tell the instructions I do my best and ameliorate my skills accordingly and make the finest out of it.

 

I hope you guide me and show me the veracious pathway.

Thanking you in anticipation

Aadi Jain

GitHub: https://github.com/Aadi71

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aadijain7102/

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Forest Rui Jiang | Software Engineer | for...@google.com | +1 650-862-0630