Google Summer of Code with WSO2
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The document discusses the Google Summer of Code (GSoC) program and its collaboration with WSO2, a fully integrated, open-source middleware platform. It outlines the benefits of participating in GSoC, the structure of the program, eligibility requirements, and the timeline for application and evaluation. Additionally, it highlights WSO2's role as a mentoring organization, successful past engagements, and the skills and communication attributes desired from participants.
Google Summer of Code with WSO2
- 1. Afkam Azeez Director - Architecture WSO2 Google Summer of Code with WSO2 Isuru Udana Associate Tech. Lead WSO2
- 2. 2 ● Introduction to WSO2 Platform ● Google Summer of Code ● How GSOC works ● GSOC with WSO2 ● After GSOC Agenda
- 3. Introduction to WSO2 Platform
- 5. WSO2 – The 100% Open Source Middleware Platform ● Fully integrated, complete middleware platform ● 26 products available, so that you deploy only what you need, when you need it ● Works seamlessly across the cloud and on-premise ● Future-proof to adapt to new technology advancements such as IoT
- 6. A Cloud Native Platform
- 8. Our products enable Digital Transformation
- 11. Lean, high-performance middleware runtimes to enable agile/iterative architectures such as Microservice Architecture (MSA) 11
- 12. 12 Microservice Architecture (MSA) Source : Gartner
- 14. WSO2 Carbon : Kernel of the platform
- 17. Connector store : https://storepreview.wso2. com/store/
- 22. Cloud platform
- 23. IoT platform
- 24. APP dev platform It’s like a catalogue!
- 25. APP Manager : components
- 26. Mobile platform
- 27. Google Summer of Code
- 28. About GSOC 2 Google Summer of Code (GSoC) is an online, international program designed to encourage university student participation in open source software development
- 29. Why GSOC ? 2 Work for your favourite open source project for 3 months..!
- 30. Why GSOC ? 3 Google provides a stipend of 5500 USD per accepted student developer https://www.flickr.com/photos/amagill/3366720659
- 31. Why GSOC ? 3 Industry Recognition..!
- 32. Why GSOC ? 3 Conferences and a chance to visit Google..!
- 33. How GSOC works
- 34. Goals of the Program 3 ● Helps organizations continue to identify and bring in new developers each year ● Exposes students to real world software development scenarios ● Helps students build a strong network when applying for jobs
- 35. How does GSOC works ? 3 Open Source Projects apply to be a mentoring organization Google Chooses the organization Org becomes a mentoring organization
- 36. How does GSOC works ? 3 Students submit project proposals Org choose the students they’d like to accept Student becomes a GSOC award winner
- 37. How does GSOC works ? 3 Students are paired with a Mentor to work on the project Code..! Mid Term Evaluations Code/DocumentFinal EvaluationsSubmit Code
- 38. Milestones and Stipends 3 Getting Accepted Mid Term Evaluations Final Evaluations
- 39. Evaluations 3 ● Students must pass a midterm and final evaluation ● Students who pass each evaluation are paid a stipend for their work ● At the conclusion of GSoC, students submit the code they’ve written for their project for everyone to see and use!
- 40. Student Eligibility 4 ● Over 18 upon registration ● Accepted into or enrolled in a university program by April 22, 2016 ● Shouldn’t be an employee or an intern of an organization
- 41. Timelines 4 Feb 29 GSoC Mentor Organizations are announced Feb 29 - Mar 13 Students discuss proposal ideas with orgs Mar 14 - Mar 25 Students submit their proposals Apr 22 Accepted Students are announced Apr 22 - May 23 Community bonding period with orgs May 23 - June 20 Work Period 1 June 20 - June 27 Mid Term Evaluations June 27 - Aug 23 Work Period 2 Aug 23 - Aug 29 Final Evaluations Aug 30 Successful student projects are announced
- 42. Key to Success 4 ● Start early ● Communicate often ● Prove you can contribute
- 43. GSOC with WSO2
- 44. WSO2 in GSOC 4 ● A mentoring organization for last 3 years ● High success rate ■ 2015 - 9/10 ■ 2014 - 5/6 ● 30+ Project ideas for 2016 ● All projects are important and Roadmap items of our products
- 45. Engaging with WSO2 Community 4 ● Mailing lists is the primary way of communication ● WSO2 Developer List ■ dev@wso2.org ● WSO2 Architecture List ■ architecture@wso2.org http://wso2.com/mail/
- 46. Engaging with WSO2 Community 4 Pick a project idea from Ideas List Do some research Get connected through mailing lists Submit the Proposal Code/ Patches Discuss dev@wso2.org, architecture@wso2.org Document
- 47. 2016 Project Ideas 4 ● 33 Project Ideas ● Products ■ Gateway ■ ESB ■ Connectors ■ Machine Learner ■ Developer Studio ■ Identity Server ■ Connected Device Management Framework (CDMF) ■ Cloud ■ Complex Event Processor (CEP) https://docs.wso2.com/display/GSoC/Project+Proposals+for+2016
- 48. What we are looking for 4 ● Technical Skills ○ Depends on the project ○ JAVA ● Communication ○ Mailing list activities ○ Communicate early ○ Communicate often ○ Ask questions ● Passion and Commitment
- 49. After GSOC
- 50. Becoming a WSO2 Contributor 5 ● Completing a GSOC project opens the path to become a contributor ● How you can contribute ? ○ Share your ideas on product development on developer mailing list ○ Share your ideas on vision and architecture of products through architecture mailing list ○ Report bugs ○ Provide code fixes as patches
- 51. Some Useful Links 5 ● Program Site: http://g.co/gsoc ● Student Manual: http://g.co/gsoc/studentmanual ● WSO2: http://wso2.com/landing/google-summer-of-code-2016/ ● WSO2 Project proposals: https://docs.wso2.com/display/GSoC/Project+Proposals+for+2016
- 52. 5 Q & A
- 53. GET STARTED !