students

Congratulations. Drupal was officially accepted to participate in Google Summer of Code 2019. Information for both students and mentors below.

Students - follow the 12 steps below and read required documentation. This will ensure any student can get started on their own.

Step #1: Review GSoC 2019 project idea list ( https://groups.drupal.org/node/534703 )

Step #2: Join Drupal's GSoC Group ( https://groups.drupal.org/google-summer-code )

Step #3: Read and accomplish all steps in all documentation for Drupal's GSoC students ( https://www.drupal.org/node/2415225 )

Google is now accepting applications for Google Summer of Code 2019 and Drupal has applied. Our initial application is complete, but the most important piece needs work...project idea list @ https://groups.drupal.org/node/534703

Call for mentors and/or people who have project ideas. If you have an idea for a GSoC project, please add it to our wiki. Google will review our application and announce accepted organizations February 26th 2019. Again, our current need is adding project ideas and finding mentors. A quality project idea list is top criteria for being accepted into GSoC.

Congratulations to the Drupal community for being accepted to participate in Google Summer of Code 2018. Information to get started for students and mentors below.

Friendly reminder to students that Google Summer of Code 2015 application proposals are due. Please don't wait until the last minute to submit proposal into Melange. Melange will be slammed with students from all over the world trying to submit at last minute. Plus you should practice submitting into Melange's interface and reviewing submission. There is no problem submitting as many times as needed as long as you meet deadline. Don't forget to continue contributing to issue queues!

Congratulations to Google Code-In Winners

Good luck to all students that have officially started coding today. August will be here quickly...make sure to get started ASAP.

Everyone else in the Drupal community, it is time to say hello to a few new faces. Below is a list of our projects and students contributing to Drupal all summer via Google's Summer of Code 2014.

*Build an Elastic search module for Drupal
++ xan_ps from India ( https://drupal.org/user/2830251 )

*Build a schema.org mapping tool for Drupal 8
++ sachini from Sri Lanka ( https://drupal.org/user/2831117 )

*Create sensor instances for Monitoring D8

Our awesome community recently became a bit more awesome. Drupal was accepted into Google's Summer of Code 2014! Student applications started March 10th and are open until March 21st. It's not too late to become a student, mentor, or submit a project idea. Not available to join the GSoC fun...maybe you can send an email to your alumni university mailing list?

Hello everyone. I'm a final year IT major and for my senior design I have decided to redesign a non-profit organization Web site using Drupal. My background is in .Net Framework but I have been playing with Drupal and I have a developed lot of interests. The non-profit organization is a chapter based organization, which has 1-3 chapters in every state and some parts of Africa, Europe and Canada. My academic adviser has approved the project BUT said that I will have to develop two custom modules. I have never develop any module before. Any suggestions/ideas will highly be appreciated.

This discussion is follow on to the Pune Drupal developers meetup we had last Saturday (26 Dec 2009). We had a bit of confusion about which Drupal.org group we should use.

I believe many of us were not aware that there are two Pune groups in drupal.org.

Here is more info about the two Pune groups for Pune Drupal developers in drupal.org

groups.drupal.org/pune-india
- 80+ members
- Membership is automatic (anyone can join immediately)
- No moderation (Posts appear on groups.drupal.org/pune-india immediately)

Hello everyone,

I am the co-founder of the Mediabird Study Notes software, which is an extension to existing LMS.

Mediabird is a collaborative online notepad that allows small study groups to collaboratively work on shared notes at any time. It is not only possible to extend notes or edit them at the same time but in particular Mediabird allows users to annotate notes and ask questions about them. With that respect, Mediabird combines the ideas of a wiki and of a forum but is not as public as a wiki and relates questions to the notes rather than separating them as done in a forum.