We are proud to introduce to Joomla! Community the team of students selected to join us for the Google Summer of Code 2016. They show all our J!Diversity. Considering students and mentors, we have men and women from all continents in the world coding with us over next summer.
Joomla! Community, please give a big cheer to:
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Student: João Reys Santos Country: Portugal Project: Improved multi-lingual content management Mentors: Jean-Marie Simonet, Rob Clayburn, Nicola Galgano and André Pereira da Silva Idea submitted by: Roland Dalmulder |
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Student: Mohamed Karam Helmy Country: Egypt Project: Recording actions logs, accessible by super admin Mentors: Llewellyn van der Merwe and Al Walker Idea submitted by: Paulo Ries |
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Student: Nikita Dhiman Country: India Project: Shareable Draft Content Mentors: Roland Dalmulder, Achal Aggarwal and Ashwin Date Idea submitted by: Chris Davenport |
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Student: Prital Patel Country: India Project: Browser Automated Tests for Joomla! CMS Mentors: Yves Hoppe, Javier Gómez, Niels Braczek Idea submitted by: Javier Gómez |
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Student: Ruchiranga Wickramasinghe Country: Sri Lanka Project: JavaScript Unit Tests Mentors: Ashan Fernando and Yves Hoppe Idea submitted by: Ashan Fernando |
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Student: Shubham Rajput Country: India Project: Create Menu item for article or other component Mentors: Peter Martin and Pedro Renan Idea submitted by: Paulo Ries |
We think you would like to know…
- 23 project ideas were submitted by community - check the Ideas Selection Criteria
- 78 proposals were submitted by students - check the Student Slection Criteria
- More information about the projects are available here.
- More information about GSOC 2016 here.
- Meet Joomla GSOC 2016 team here.
- Follow the GSOC 2016 articles on Joomla Community Magazine in the upcoming issues.
Finally, we'd like to thank one more time all team members involved to make GSoC happen for Joomla! in 2016: GSoC Team, specially our awesome mentors, PLT, community members who sent project ideas and helped to spread the word, and students who believed in Joomla Project!.
Special thanks to mentors who didn’t have their mentored ideas/students selected for being available to keep on helping anyway.
You all rock!