Getting Selected for Google Summer of Code 2019
Read OriginalThis article details the author's successful first attempt at Google Summer of Code 2019, where they were selected to work with the GNOME Foundation. The project involves rebuilding the GTK website, transitioning from PHP to a static site using Jekyll and deploying via GitLab's Continuous Integration. The author expresses gratitude to their mentor, Emmanuele Bassi, and shares their project proposal. The post also includes tips for future GSoC aspirants and promotes the author's newsletter and social media. It is relevant to IT/TECHNOLOGY as it covers open source contribution, web development, and DevOps practices.
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