Joomla! Community PortalGSOC 2018
Google Summer of Code - 2018
In 2018 Joomla participated in GSoC for the 11th time with 7 student projects. The GSoC season ends with the GSoC Mentor Summit.
This year, the Joomla GSoC Team sent two of their Admins, Puneet Kala and Sandra Decoux, to the Summit held in Sunnyvale (CA) from October 12 to 14, 2018 with an aim to learning how to improve our participation in the program from other admins and mentors.
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- Written by Sandra Decoux
Hello all!
Three months have passed in no time since I have started the project. I guess that is what happens when the work is fun, you learn a lot and have great mentors. As for the content of this blogpost, we will start with a description of the project and what value it adds to Joomla, finishing on a personal note with my impressions of this year’s project.
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- Written by Flavius Andrei Isac
It all started the day Puneet Kala gathered us all for the meeting the week our names were announced as a GSoC student, and here we are today already at the end of the 3rd phase of GSoC.
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- Written by Olatunbosun Egberinde
Hi there! After another month of hard work, this project finally comes to an end. Let’s see what has been changed since the last post.
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- Written by Wang Yuchao
Finally all milestones are accomplished. The plugin is well integrated with the new media manager. All the features discussed before the coding period or within its time frame are implemented.
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- Written by Geetanshu Mathur
Hello everyone!
It's me again and this is my final blog post for my Google Summer Of Code which includes all the work I have covered in my journey with the Joomla Project. I am grateful to all my mentors Puneet, Yves, Sandra and Nhung as I could have never completed this project without their help and support.
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- Written by Samarth Sharma
Hello again! It’s me, Anurag. Almost one year has passed since I joined the Joomla community and 3 months ago I was selected for GSoC 2018 for the Improve Override Management project. 3 months of hard work with my mentors (Astrid Günther, Allon Moritz, and Tobias Zulauf), who helped me to achieve this goal.
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- Written by Anurag Kumar
Hello again! A lot of things have been happening lately.
The "Enhance Users Component" project is done and I am looking forward for it to be merged in the main repo. ^^
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- Written by Alexandra Ciobica
Hello again!
One month of hard work with my great mentors (Astrid Günther, Allon Moritz, Tobias Zulauf), who helped me to achieve this goal, has passed.
Now, everyone have one question.
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- Written by Anurag Kumar
Hello all!
One month has already passed since the start of this years GSOC programme. Time flies really fast, but progress in the project is made at a high and sustainable pace. This post is dedicated to sharing the updates of the project after 4-5 work weeks and the next steps that will be taken.
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- Written by Flavius Andrei Isac
Hi again! I’m back to tell you what’s going on with the “Enhance Users Component” project. :)
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- Written by Alexandra Ciobica
Well, it was really a tough working period but thanks to my mentors (Niels and Kasun) who have supported me and made this a learning and enjoyable phase.
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- Written by Geetanshu Mathur
A month has passed and coding has really been intensive and fun. A lot has been learned and some goals have been achieved. I’ve had wonderful feelings of sharing my problems with my fellow students, who are always ready to help, and by helping out where I can.
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- Written by Olatunbosun Egberinde
Hello everyone!
I am Samarth Sharma from India and am currently doing my Bachelors in Computer Science at Manipal Institute Of Technology. I have also worked on the website of IEEE Manipal Branch in the past. I am a web developer and also Machine Learning enthusiast. Now enough about me, let's dive into the work that I did with the Joomla Project in this first evaluation (May 14 - June 11).
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- Written by Samarth Sharma
Hello again! After a month of hard work, let’s see what’s new in this project and which plans have been implemented now.
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- Written by Wang Yuchao
My name is Geetanshu Mathur. I am from India. I am pursuing my bachelors in computer science engineering. I am a web developer and also a data science enthusiast.
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- Written by Geetanshu Mathur
My name is Olatunbosun Egberinde, I’m a Nigerian Undergraduate student of Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta. This is my first time in GSoC. I’ve been coding in PHP for years but I decided to try out something new - build what people can find useful. And that’s what motivated me to apply for GSoC under Joomla! Organisation.
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- Written by Olatunbosun Egberinde
First, I am going to introduce myself. My name is Anurag, I am a Computer Science and Engineering undergraduate student at Indian Institute of Technology Patna ( IIT-P) from India. When I was in college, I was introduced to Open source and GSoC through my seniors. Later, I joined the Open source community as a Web Developer.
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- Written by Anurag Kumar
Hello all! Before I jump to the project, I would like to introduce myself.
My name is Isac Andrei, from Romania and I am currently studying Computer Science at ETH Zurich. I did my bachelor at the University Politehnica of Bucharest, during which I have received an Erasmus scholarship at the elite University of Groningen. Last year I have successfully completed the Parallel Testing project for Joomla during GSOC.
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- Written by Flavius Andrei Isac
I’m Alexandra, studying Software Engineering MSc at University Politehnica of Bucharest. Among my passions there are programming and design, so I think this project is a best fit for me because as it has some parts of each. I’m going to do my best in GSoC 2018, making the user component better and more exciting. Last but not least, I have some of the best mentors, Benjamin Trenkle, Nuno Lopez, Allon Moritz and Tobias Zulauf.
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- Written by Alexandra Ciobica