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GSoC2008 Checklist
Mats Wichmann edited this page Jan 3, 2024
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Revamp the proposal description to emphasize process and be less intimidating.[2007-Apr-22: a draft is available for comment - JGN] [2008-Mar-04: final draft published - JGN] -
Get !bug 1234 and !bug 4321 links working.[2007-05-30: Fixed by Gary Oberbrunner; see bug #1650 - JGN] -
Identify more mentors
- Recruitment should be on-going throughout the year.
- There should be a specific campaign in January or February.
- Harass Greg to write a mentors' how-to for SCons. [2007-04-20: Started work - JGN]
- Get ideas written up sooner and figure out how to write better task suggestions.
- Mine for ideas wherever we can:
- Monitor mailing lists and capture suitable ideas.
- Ideas from last year.
- Requests for enhancements and new features in the issues database.
- Defects (bugs) in the issues database.
- Advertisements on scons-dev and especially on scons-users mailing lists.
- Advertisements on scons.org and scons.tigris.org web pages.
- Projects/companies that use SCons.
- Where else? Update this checklist if other sources are found so that we won't forget them in future.
- Be prepared for Google's announcement:
- Have the web pages done before the application period so Google can audit them.
- Get our application in to Google immediately, so they have plenty of time to look us over and confirm that we are a viable candidate.
- Advertise our participation to drum up more submissions. We will be listed on Google's own heavily-advertised web pages, but there are plenty of other places:
- Mailing lists (scons-users primarily, but also scons-dev).
- Google-summer-of-code-discuss mailing list.
- www.scons.org and scons.tigris.org web pages.
- Related third-party sources:
- tigris.org
- python.org (they mention Python-powered projects in their own SoC pages)
- sourceforge.net (although that's a tenuous connection)
- Projects/companies that use SCons, both web pages and mailing lists.
- Where else? Update this checklist if other sources are found so that we won't forget them in future.