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Our GSoC project has been accepted - yahoo! :)

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This is pretty exciting. I have never bothered about Google’s Summer of Code and have literally been forced (curse you, Kumar) to propose my project I’m working on.

And in the end I have a promising student and Google accepted our proposal. Watching #gsoc while everybody was waiting whether they got accepted caused more traffic than #freenode-newyears. Looking forward to days and nights of my spare time vanish for a fancy T-shirt. :) Nah, seriously. A lot of people have asked for an easy-to-handle web-enabled package repository. It will surely be very helpful as a clean and featureful basis for mentors.debian.net as well as the replacement for PPAs and REVU. And this will be my first large open-source Pylons project, too. I’m excited.

Written by Christoph Haas

April 21st, 2008 at 10:40 pm

Posted in Debian, Pylons, debexpo

6 Responses to 'Our GSoC project has been accepted - yahoo! :)'

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  1. Hi!

    Just one note that has nothing to do with this post: your mercurial repositories died :(

    http://workaround.org/cgi-bin/hg-paginate :(

    Walter Cruz

    29 May 08 at 1:38 pm

  2. Oops, thanks for the hint. Fixed.

    Chris

    29 May 08 at 1:49 pm

  3. Good! I will try to make paginate work with the appengine storage :)

    Walter Cruz

    29 May 08 at 8:28 pm

  4. I have already improved the 0.3.2/0.3.3 version of the paginate module. It will be released with the Webhelpers version 0.6 available at PyPi soon. Documentation already available at http://docs.pylonshq.com/helpers.html#id2

    Chris

    29 May 08 at 8:36 pm

  5. Hi!

    So you will see the guys from my LUG there, from the MoinMoin Project! :)
    The nice journey to the Google HQ is a nice present for the mentors.. :)

    PS: Right now, the mercurial repositories are still dead.. :/

    Markus

    6 Jun 08 at 11:06 pm

  6. Unless Google pay for the journey I see a few problems going there. Otherwise it would be great. From looking at a few photos from their HQ I wouldn’t mind working there.

    Regarding the repository: Jonny liked to move to Git so the current repository can be found at http://debexpo.workaround.org/debexpo.git/

    Chris

    7 Jun 08 at 7:24 am

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