Re: [GSoC 2019] - Jenkins project has been accepted!

[Rick]

Good to hear this. And thanks to the Jenkins GSoC org team.

Best regards,
Rick

On Fri, Mar 1, 2019 at 5:13 AM Oleg Nenashev  wrote:

> Dear all,
>
> On behalf of the Jenkins Google Summer of Code
>  org team, I am happy to announce
> that the Jenkins project *has been accepted* to GSoC this year. Congrats
> and thanks to all mentors, org admins and students who has contributed to
> it!
>
> Just to provide some numbers, this is the biggest GSoC ever, 206
> organizations participate in GSoC this year. And it will be hopefully the
> biggest year for Jenkins as well. We have 25 project ideas
>  and more than 30
> potential mentors (and counting!). It is already more than in 2016 and 2018
> all together. There are many plugins, SIGs and sub-projects which have
> already joined GSoC this year. And we have already received messages and
> first contributions from dozens of students, yey!
>
> *What's next?* GSoC is officially announced, and please expect more more
> students to contact projects in our Gitter channels and mailing lists
> . This year there will be
> less traffic in the Developer mailing lists until projects are announced,
> because communications move to SIG and sub-project channels. Student
> project proposal deadline is April 9th, and we will be working hard in
> order to help students to find interesting projects, to explore the area,
> and to prepare their project proposals. We will send more information to
> mentors and students in separate emails.
>
> *I am a student. How to join the project?* We invite you to follow the student
> guidelines  and to reach out
> to potential mentors using chats and mailing lists listed in project ideas.
> If you do not see anything interesting, you can propose your own project
> idea  or check
> out ideas in other organizations
> , you can even
> propose your Jenkins-related ideas there.
>
> *And what about mentors?* We are also looking for more project ideas and
> for Jenkins contributors/users who are passionate about Jenkins and want to
> mentor students. No hardcore experience required, mentors can study the
> project internals together with students and technical advisors. We are
> especially interested in ideas beyond the Java stack, and in ideas focusing
> new technologies and areas (e.g. Kubernetes, IoT, Go, whatever). This
> blogpost 
> by Martin d'Anjou provides the guidelines. If you want to propose a new
> project idea, please do so by March 11th so that students have time to
> explore them. You can also join already published project ideas as a
> potential mentor.
>
> Stay tuned for more announcements about GSoC. If you want to know more
> about the project, consider joining our Gitter channel
>  and the jenkinsci-gsoc-all-public
>  mailing
> list.
>
> Best regards,
> Oleg Nenashev
> Jenkins GSoC org team
> https://jenkins.io/projects/gsoc/
>
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[GSoC 2019] - Jenkins project has been accepted!

[Oleg Nenashev]

Dear all,

On behalf of the Jenkins Google Summer of Code
 org team, I am happy to announce
that the Jenkins project *has been accepted* to GSoC this year. Congrats
and thanks to all mentors, org admins and students who has contributed to
it!

Just to provide some numbers, this is the biggest GSoC ever, 206
organizations participate in GSoC this year. And it will be hopefully the
biggest year for Jenkins as well. We have 25 project ideas
 and more than 30
potential mentors (and counting!). It is already more than in 2016 and 2018
all together. There are many plugins, SIGs and sub-projects which have
already joined GSoC this year. And we have already received messages and
first contributions from dozens of students, yey!

*What's next?* GSoC is officially announced, and please expect more more
students to contact projects in our Gitter channels and mailing lists
. This year there will be less
traffic in the Developer mailing lists until projects are announced,
because communications move to SIG and sub-project channels. Student
project proposal deadline is April 9th, and we will be working hard in
order to help students to find interesting projects, to explore the area,
and to prepare their project proposals. We will send more information to
mentors and students in separate emails.

*I am a student. How to join the project?* We invite you to follow the student
guidelines  and to reach out to
potential mentors using chats and mailing lists listed in project ideas. If
you do not see anything interesting, you can propose your own project idea
 or check out
ideas in other organizations
, you can even propose
your Jenkins-related ideas there.

*And what about mentors?* We are also looking for more project ideas and
for Jenkins contributors/users who are passionate about Jenkins and want to
mentor students. No hardcore experience required, mentors can study the
project internals together with students and technical advisors. We are
especially interested in ideas beyond the Java stack, and in ideas focusing
new technologies and areas (e.g. Kubernetes, IoT, Go, whatever). This
blogpost 
by Martin d'Anjou provides the guidelines. If you want to propose a new
project idea, please do so by March 11th so that students have time to
explore them. You can also join already published project ideas as a
potential mentor.

Stay tuned for more announcements about GSoC. If you want to know more
about the project, consider joining our Gitter channel
 and the jenkinsci-gsoc-all-public
 mailing
list.

Best regards,
Oleg Nenashev
Jenkins GSoC org team
https://jenkins.io/projects/gsoc/

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