Re: [RFH] SoC 2012 Guidelines

Most people go for improving the index, some with parallelisation and one
or two choose for js improvements for git web.

On Sun, Mar 25, 2012 at 11:58:14AM -0300, André Walker wrote:

On 03/25/2012 03:19 AM, Tay Ray Chuan wrote:

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2012/3/25 Jakub Narebski[off-list ref]:

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 We really should have more ideas, as it looks like students would be
 battling for a few projects (I think there are two would-be students
 for any proposed project).  Well, too late now.

Right. But would there be room for every student anyhow? Or, at
least, would there be room for more students if there were more
ideas / projects?

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Looking through the ideas page on the wiki, it's not that we don't
have enough ideas, it's just that students are all "clustering" around
a few proposals (or just one, to be exact).

Which proposal (or proposals) is that?

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I wonder if they are aware of this, given that they most probably
aren't subscribed to the list and thus wouldn't see "competing"
proposals.

Yes, at least I'm aware :) But I think it would be good to everybody
if we could manage to get us students to talk and pick one different
proposal each, specially if there is a possibility to get more
people to participate in GSoC for Git.

Cheers
André
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