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KamalKaur: /* Keeping the community informed of my progress and the problems: */

2014-03-21T17:27:16Z

Keeping the community informed of my progress and the problems:

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	===== Keeping the community informed of my progress and the problems: =====		===== Keeping the community informed of my progress and the problems: =====

	The first strategy will be regular mails and interaction on IRC regarding questions and the progress both.		* The first strategy will be regular mails and interaction on IRC regarding questions and the progress both.
	The second will be use of git which will keep the community informed.		* The second will be use of git which will keep the community informed.
	Thirdly everything will be there on my blog regularly as I already have such an experience.		* Thirdly everything will be there on my blog regularly as I already have such an experience.

	==Miscellaneous==		==Miscellaneous==

KamalKaur: /* Miscellaneous */

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Miscellaneous

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	Thirdly everything will be there on my blog regularly as I already have such an experience.		Thirdly everything will be there on my blog regularly as I already have such an experience.

	===Miscellaneous===		==Miscellaneous==
	I have set up a development environment before the summer starts and the screenshot of my Sugar development environment after the modifications in buddymenu.py file is here:		I have set up a development environment before the summer starts and the screenshot of my Sugar development environment after the modifications in buddymenu.py file is here:

KamalKaur: /* = */

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	I think the project is important and beneficial for the community because porting to Python 3 means getting more support from the Python community. It's important to keep up with the updates Python receives to ease maintenance tasks in the future and prevent compatibility issues.		I think the project is important and beneficial for the community because porting to Python 3 means getting more support from the Python community. It's important to keep up with the updates Python receives to ease maintenance tasks in the future and prevent compatibility issues.
	=====		===== If I get stuck and the mentor isn't around: =====
	If I get stuck and the mentor isn't around: =====
	Getting stuck means I have already put my efforts to solve some problem. Yes, the mentors are there to guide us, but in such a case, rather than keep waiting, without hesitating, I'll ask out the problem on IRC, mailing list of this sweet community. And if it's a technical problem, can be put on some other relevant places to get out of there. If even then the problem presists, I'll do reverse checking.		Getting stuck means I have already put my efforts to solve some problem. Yes, the mentors are there to guide us, but in such a case, rather than keep waiting, without hesitating, I'll ask out the problem on IRC, mailing list of this sweet community. And if it's a technical problem, can be put on some other relevant places to get out of there. If even then the problem presists, I'll do reverse checking.

	===== Keeping the community informed of my progress and the problems: =====		===== Keeping the community informed of my progress and the problems: =====

	The first strategy will be regular mails and interaction on IRC regarding questions and the progress both.		The first strategy will be regular mails and interaction on IRC regarding questions and the progress both.
	The second will be use of git which will keep the community informed.		The second will be use of git which will keep the community informed.
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	===Miscellaneous===		===Miscellaneous===
	* We want to make sure that you can set up a ~~[http://developer.sugarlabs.org~~ development environment] before the summer starts~~. Please do ''one'' of~~ the ~~following:~~		I have set up a development environment before the summer starts and the screenshot of my Sugar development environment after the modifications in buddymenu.py file is here:
	** Send us a link to a screenshot of ~~your~~ Sugar development environment ~~with the following modification: when you hover over the XO-person icon in the middle of Home view,~~ the ~~drop-down text should have your email~~ in ~~place of "logout"~~.
	[[Image:Screenshot_from_2014-03-19_16-07-52.png\|centre\|800px]]		[[Image:Screenshot_from_2014-03-19_16-07-52.png\|centre\|800px]]
	** Send us a link to a pull request or merge request you have made on a Sugar or Sugar activity bug.
	~~:: It's normal to need assistance with this, so please visit our IRC channel, #sugar on irc.freenode.net, and ask for help.~~		===== A great learning experience as a child: =====
	~~Will look this side after knowing the code more, although I have not sent any pull request link yet.~~
	* Describe a great learning experience ~~you had~~ as a child.
	There are many but a great learning experience is from my 5th standard, when I didn't have a PC. I never left a chance to use paint on my cousin's system. I used to open already saved files and look into details. Learning from there, I taught my friends in school. It was probably the time when they started coming to get some piece of art/drawing on their notebooks and I loved making it for them. I believe this is the reason for what I'm today.		There are many but a great learning experience is from my 5th standard, when I didn't have a PC. I never left a chance to use paint on my cousin's system. I used to open already saved files and look into details. Learning from there, I taught my friends in school. It was probably the time when they started coming to get some piece of art/drawing on their notebooks and I loved making it for them. I believe this is the reason for what I'm today.
	* Is there anything else we should have asked you or anything else that we should know that might make us like you or your project more?
			===== Something Else: =====
	[[Image:IMG-20140319-WA0000.jpg\|right\|200px]]		[[Image:IMG-20140319-WA0000.jpg\|right\|200px]]
	I would like to tell that firstly it was the name "Sugar-Labs" that grabbed my attention and secondly the teams page. And I couldn't stop myself to look inside. Yes, it was the first community I opened and the first love that didn't let me search for any other organisation. I also have a past experience in logo-designing and here is one of the logo that I designed for a recent project for web development agency- Agaaz. The basic idea was to describe the name "Eye Groom" while portraying the idea opticals.		I would like to tell that firstly it was the name "Sugar-Labs" that grabbed my attention and secondly the teams page. And I couldn't stop myself to look inside. Yes, it was the first community I opened and the first love that didn't let me search for any other organisation. I also have a past experience in logo-designing and here is one of the logo that I designed for a recent project for web development agency- Agaaz. The basic idea was to describe the name "Eye Groom" while portraying the idea opticals.




	<pre>[[Category:2014 GSoC applications]]</pre>		<pre>[[Category:2014 GSoC applications]]</pre>

KamalKaur: /* You and the community */

2014-03-21T15:51:58Z

You and the community

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	As I have understood the work flow of project, I know what steps to follow and where to reach. Although I am coming here for the first time but I know about summer internships and being a student, I can handle to manage my deadlines. I have a good experience of working in a team. Moreover I am self motivated, very determined to use the best of my ability and to learn more. Regarding skills set mentioned there, I think I have a fair amount of Python knowledge to take this project forward. I have introduced myself to GTK3 which is a must too. Well, I personally feel that I can do it.		As I have understood the work flow of project, I know what steps to follow and where to reach. Although I am coming here for the first time but I know about summer internships and being a student, I can handle to manage my deadlines. I have a good experience of working in a team. Moreover I am self motivated, very determined to use the best of my ability and to learn more. Regarding skills set mentioned there, I think I have a fair amount of Python knowledge to take this project forward. I have introduced myself to GTK3 which is a must too. Well, I personally feel that I can do it.

	==~~=You~~ and the community===		== I and the community: ==
	* If your project is successfully completed, what will its impact be on the Sugar Labs community? Give 3 answers, each 1-3 paragraphs in length. The first one should be yours. The other two should be answers from members of the Sugar Labs community, at least one of whom should be a Sugar Labs GSoC mentor. Provide email contact information for non-GSoC mentors.
	Kamaljeet Kaur: It's going to be an important project. Porting to a newer version is beneficial in long-term as the whole working will be enhanced with new features. It's the right time to make the required changes and because there are many developers who are contributing, sugar will not restrict them to use only previous versions of technologies.

	There are several reasons why this project is important to Sugar Labs: (1) we need to keep pace with the projects we depend upon upstream -- Python 3 is being to become de rigour -- and (2) Python 3 has much better support for i18n and unicode -- critical to the global nature of our project. --[[User:Walter\|Walter]] ([[User talk:Walter\|talk]]) 13:38, 20 March 2014 (EDT)		Impact of completion of project on the Sugar Labs community:
	Gabriel Perez: I think the project is important and beneficial for the community because porting to Python 3 means getting more support from the Python community. It's important to keep up with the updates Python receives to ease maintenance tasks in the future and prevent compatibility issues.		First answer is mine, second is from the mentor and third is from a community member.
	* What will you do if you get stuck ~~on your project~~ and ~~your~~ mentor isn't around?
	Getting stuck means I have already put my efforts to solve some problem. Yes, the mentors are there to guide us, but in such a case, rather than keep waiting, without hesitating, I'll ask out the problem on IRC, mailing list of this sweet community. And if it's a technical problem, can be put on some other relevant places to get out of there.		:
	* How do you propose you will be keeping the community informed of ~~your~~ progress and ~~any~~ problems ~~or questions you might have over the course of the project?~~		===== Kamaljeet Kaur: =====
	The first strategy will be regular mails and interaction on IRC regarding questions and the progress both.
	The second will be use of git which will keep the community informed.		It's going to be an important project. Porting to a newer version is beneficial in long-term as the whole working will be enhanced with new features. It's the right time to make the required changes and because there are many developers who are contributing, sugar will not restrict them to use only previous versions of technologies.

			:
			===== Walter Bender: =====

			:There are several reasons why this project is important to Sugar Labs: (1) we need to keep pace with the projects we depend upon upstream -- Python 3 is being to become de rigour -- and (2) Python 3 has much better support for i18n and unicode -- critical to the global nature of our project. --[[User:Walter\|Walter]] ([[User talk:Walter\|talk]]) 13:38, 20 March 2014 (EDT)
			:
			===== Gabriel Perez: =====

			I think the project is important and beneficial for the community because porting to Python 3 means getting more support from the Python community. It's important to keep up with the updates Python receives to ease maintenance tasks in the future and prevent compatibility issues.
			=====
			If I get stuck and the mentor isn't around: =====
			Getting stuck means I have already put my efforts to solve some problem. Yes, the mentors are there to guide us, but in such a case, rather than keep waiting, without hesitating, I'll ask out the problem on IRC, mailing list of this sweet community. And if it's a technical problem, can be put on some other relevant places to get out of there. If even then the problem presists, I'll do reverse checking.

			===== Keeping the community informed of my progress and the problems: =====
			The first strategy will be regular mails and interaction on IRC regarding questions and the progress both.
			The second will be use of git which will keep the community informed.
	Thirdly everything will be there on my blog regularly as I already have such an experience.		Thirdly everything will be there on my blog regularly as I already have such an experience.

KamalKaur: /* About your project */

2014-03-21T15:45:14Z

About your project

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KamalKaur: /* About You */

2014-03-21T15:36:18Z

About You

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	~~===About You===~~

	* What is your name?
			== About Me: ==

			===== Name: =====
	Kamaljeet Kaur		Kamaljeet Kaur
	* What is your email address?		===== Email address: =====
	kamal.kaur188@gmail.com		kamal.kaur188@gmail.com
	* What is your Sugar Labs wiki username?		===== Sugar Labs wiki username: =====
	KamalKaur		KamalKaur
	* What is your IRC nickname on irc.freenode.net?		===== IRC nickname on irc.freenode.net: =====
	Kamal___, Kamaljeet_ (Includes kamal somehow)		Kamal___, Kamaljeet_ (Includes kamal somehow)
			===== First language: =====
			English

			===== Location and UTC working hours: =====
			My location is UTC + 5:30 i.e. Indian Time zone and I usually tend to work in the afternoon (2PM-6PM) and at night (9PM-2AM) as per IST, it can be easily altered or extended to meet the desired goals.

			== Previous experience in open-source: ==
			I'm working for open source community from about a year and have various past experiences in Python, Django, C++, HTML, CSS, JS, Open Street Maps and blogging. Some of them are listed below:

			===== Phonetic Search in Python: =====
			Testing and Consultancy Cell is government affiliated testing firm where testing of water, cement, land surveys etc. are carried out. Everyday a number of clients are attended using Office Automation Software. And there was a problem to search the clients from a big list when someone misspelt the name like "Kamaljit" instead of "Kamaljeet" because the user can enter any spellings for similar pronunciations. I was a privileged member of the team which implemented phonetic search in the automation software using Python and Django. The biggest problem that I faced was to implement it for a name having whitespace in it. [http://202.164.53.122/automation/tcc/list_search/ Here] is the testing link.

	* What is ~~your first language? (We have mentors who speak multiple languages and can match you with one of them if you'd prefer~~.)		===== Blogging application: =====
	~~English~~		Blogging is quite a trend from a few years ago. There are many sites that provide facility to create our own blogs and easily customize them. Similar is the application I started for learning sake, which is currently a basic application in which one can publish posts and see the content at one page with post titles. I made it just for my own experience and familiarity with the technologies. Perhaps that time I didn't use git properly because of being new to it. You can check it [http://202.164.53.122/automation/tcc/list_search/ here].
	* Where are ~~you located,~~ and ~~what hours (UTC) do you tend to work? (We also try to match mentors by general time zone if possible~~.)
	~~My location~~ is~~: UTC + 5:30 i.e. Indian Time zone) and~~ I ~~usually tend to work~~ in the ~~afternoon (2PM-6PM) and~~ at ~~night (9PM-2AM) as per IST,~~ it ~~can be easily altered or extended to meet~~ the ~~desired goals~~.
	* Have you participated in an open-source project before? If so, please send us URLs to your profile pages for those projects, or some other demonstration of the work that ~~you have done in open-source. If not, why do you want to work on an open-source project this summer?~~
	~~Yes,~~ I'~~m working for open source community from about a year and have various past experiences with Python, Django, C++, HTML, CSS, JS and Open Street Maps~~. ~~Some of them are listed below along with one in~~ it~~'s initial stage~~:

	~~'''1. Phonetic Search in Python~~:~~'''~~		===== Teacher Feedback System: =====
	~~Testing and Consultancy Cell is government affiliated testing firm where testing of water~~, ~~cement, land surveys etc. are carried out. Everyday a number~~ of ~~clients are attended using Office Automation Software. And their was a problem~~ to ~~search the clients from~~ a ~~big list when someone misspelt the name like "Kamaljit" instead of "Kamaljeet" because the user~~ can ~~enter any spellings for simmilar pronunciations~~. ~~I was a privileged member of the team which implemented phonetic search in the automation~~ software ~~using Python and Django. The biggest problem that I faced was~~ to ~~implement it for a name having whitespace in~~ it. ~~[http~~:~~//202.164.53.122/automation/tcc/list_search/ Here] is the testing link.~~		As the name suggest, aim of this software is to provide a functionality so that students can provide feedback to their teachers. This software is not only limited to this feature, but it has further three different modules. These are:

	~~'''2. Blogging application~~:~~'''~~		* Student: Students can give feedback, comments and see comments of other students and rate those comments.
	~~Blogging is quite a trend from a few years ago. There are many sites that provide facility to create our own blogs~~ and ~~easily customize them~~. ~~Similar is the application I started for learning sake~~, ~~which is currently~~ a ~~basic application in which one~~ can ~~publish posts and~~ see ~~the content at one page with post titles. I made it just for my own experience and familiarity with the technologies. Perhaps that time I didn't use git properly because~~ of ~~being new to it. You can check it [https://github.com/KamalKaur/Effort here]~~.		* Teacher: Teachers can see feedback given by student, most rated comment will be visible on homepage and a performance graph will be generated.
			* Department Heads: They can see performance graph of various teachers.

	~~'''3. Teacher Feedback System:'''~~		Besides these functionalities, a “teacher of the month” will also be selected and that name will be displayed on homepage of each student, teacher and head. We are team of four working on this software. Technologies we are using include Django 1.5, HTML, CSS, LESS, JavaScript.
	As the name suggest, aim of this software is to provide a functionality so that students can provide feedback to their teachers. This software is not only about giving feedback to teachers, it is divided into three modules. These are:
	~~:Student : Students can give feedback, comments and see comments of other students and rate those comments.~~
	~~:Teacher : Teachers can see feedback that a student gave, most rated comment will be visible on homepage and a performance graph will be generated.~~
	~~:Heads : Heads can see performance graph of various teachers.~~

	Besides these functionalities, a ~~teacher~~ of the ~~month~~ will also be selected and that name will be displayed on homepage of each student, teacher and head.
	We are team of four working on this software. Technologies we are using include Django 1.5, HTML, CSS, LESS, JavaScript.

	===About your project===		===About your project===

KamalKaur: /* About You */

2014-03-21T07:32:44Z

About You

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	Yes, I'm working for open source community from about a year and have various past experiences with Python, Django, C++, HTML, CSS, JS and Open Street Maps. Some of them are listed below along with one in it's initial stage:		Yes, I'm working for open source community from about a year and have various past experiences with Python, Django, C++, HTML, CSS, JS and Open Street Maps. Some of them are listed below along with one in it's initial stage:

	'''1. Phonetic Search in ~~python~~:'''		'''1. Phonetic Search in Python:'''
	Testing and Consultancy Cell is government affiliated testing firm where testing of water, cement, land surveys etc. are carried out. Everyday a number of clients are attended using Office Automation Software. And their was a problem to search the clients from a big list when someone misspelt the name like "Kamaljit" instead of "Kamaljeet" because the user can enter any spellings for simmilar pronunciations. I was a privileged member of the team which implemented phonetic search in the automation software using Python and Django. The biggest problem that I faced was to implement it for a name having whitespace in it. [http://202.164.53.122/automation/tcc/list_search/ Here] is the testing link.		Testing and Consultancy Cell is government affiliated testing firm where testing of water, cement, land surveys etc. are carried out. Everyday a number of clients are attended using Office Automation Software. And their was a problem to search the clients from a big list when someone misspelt the name like "Kamaljit" instead of "Kamaljeet" because the user can enter any spellings for simmilar pronunciations. I was a privileged member of the team which implemented phonetic search in the automation software using Python and Django. The biggest problem that I faced was to implement it for a name having whitespace in it. [http://202.164.53.122/automation/tcc/list_search/ Here] is the testing link.

Gabriel p at 02:56, 21 March 2014

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	There are several reasons why this project is important to Sugar Labs: (1) we need to keep pace with the projects we depend upon upstream -- Python 3 is being to become de rigour -- and (2) Python 3 has much better support for i18n and unicode -- critical to the global nature of our project. --[[User:Walter\|Walter]] ([[User talk:Walter\|talk]]) 13:38, 20 March 2014 (EDT)		There are several reasons why this project is important to Sugar Labs: (1) we need to keep pace with the projects we depend upon upstream -- Python 3 is being to become de rigour -- and (2) Python 3 has much better support for i18n and unicode -- critical to the global nature of our project. --[[User:Walter\|Walter]] ([[User talk:Walter\|talk]]) 13:38, 20 March 2014 (EDT)
			Gabriel Perez: I think the project is important and beneficial for the community because porting to Python 3 means getting more support from the Python community. It's important to keep up with the updates Python receives to ease maintenance tasks in the future and prevent compatibility issues.
	* What will you do if you get stuck on your project and your mentor isn't around?		* What will you do if you get stuck on your project and your mentor isn't around?
	Getting stuck means I have already put my efforts to solve some problem. Yes, the mentors are there to guide us, but in such a case, rather than keep waiting, without hesitating, I'll ask out the problem on IRC, mailing list of this sweet community. And if it's a technical problem, can be put on some other relevant places to get out of there.		Getting stuck means I have already put my efforts to solve some problem. Yes, the mentors are there to guide us, but in such a case, rather than keep waiting, without hesitating, I'll ask out the problem on IRC, mailing list of this sweet community. And if it's a technical problem, can be put on some other relevant places to get out of there.

KamalKaur: /* About You */

2014-03-20T21:36:00Z

About You

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	My location is: UTC + 5:30 i.e. Indian Time zone) and I usually tend to work in the afternoon (2PM-6PM) and at night (9PM-2AM) as per IST, it can be easily altered or extended to meet the desired goals.		My location is: UTC + 5:30 i.e. Indian Time zone) and I usually tend to work in the afternoon (2PM-6PM) and at night (9PM-2AM) as per IST, it can be easily altered or extended to meet the desired goals.
	* Have you participated in an open-source project before? If so, please send us URLs to your profile pages for those projects, or some other demonstration of the work that you have done in open-source. If not, why do you want to work on an open-source project this summer?		* Have you participated in an open-source project before? If so, please send us URLs to your profile pages for those projects, or some other demonstration of the work that you have done in open-source. If not, why do you want to work on an open-source project this summer?
	Yes, I'm working for open source community from about a year and have various past experiences with ~~python~~, ~~django~~, c++, HTML, CSS, JS and Open Street Maps. Some of them are listed below along with one in it's initial stage:		Yes, I'm working for open source community from about a year and have various past experiences with Python, Django, C++, HTML, CSS, JS and Open Street Maps. Some of them are listed below along with one in it's initial stage:

	'''1. Phonetic Search in python:'''		'''1. Phonetic Search in python:'''
	Testing and Consultancy Cell is government affiliated testing firm where testing of water, cement, land surveys etc. are carried out. Everyday a number of clients are attended using Office Automation Software. And their was a problem to search the clients from a big list when someone misspelt the name like "Kamaljit" instead of "Kamaljeet" because the user can enter any spellings for simmilar pronunciations. I was a privileged member of the team which implemented phonetic search in the automation software using ~~python~~ and ~~django~~. The biggest problem that I faced was to implement it for a name having whitespace in it. [http://202.164.53.122/automation/tcc/list_search/ Here] is the testing link.		Testing and Consultancy Cell is government affiliated testing firm where testing of water, cement, land surveys etc. are carried out. Everyday a number of clients are attended using Office Automation Software. And their was a problem to search the clients from a big list when someone misspelt the name like "Kamaljit" instead of "Kamaljeet" because the user can enter any spellings for simmilar pronunciations. I was a privileged member of the team which implemented phonetic search in the automation software using Python and Django. The biggest problem that I faced was to implement it for a name having whitespace in it. [http://202.164.53.122/automation/tcc/list_search/ Here] is the testing link.

	'''2. Blogging application:'''		'''2. Blogging application:'''
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	Besides these functionalities, a teacher of the month will also be selected and that name will be displayed on homepage of each student, teacher and head.		Besides these functionalities, a teacher of the month will also be selected and that name will be displayed on homepage of each student, teacher and head.
	We are team of four working on this software. Technologies we are using include Django 1.5, HTML, CSS, LESS, ~~Java Script~~.		We are team of four working on this software. Technologies we are using include Django 1.5, HTML, CSS, LESS, JavaScript.

	===About your project===		===About your project===

KamalKaur: /* You and the community */

2014-03-20T21:27:16Z

You and the community

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	===You and the community===		===You and the community===
	* If your project is successfully completed, what will its impact be on the Sugar Labs community? Give 3 answers, each 1-3 paragraphs in length. The first one should be yours. The other two should be answers from members of the Sugar Labs community, at least one of whom should be a Sugar Labs GSoC mentor. Provide email contact information for non-GSoC mentors.		* If your project is successfully completed, what will its impact be on the Sugar Labs community? Give 3 answers, each 1-3 paragraphs in length. The first one should be yours. The other two should be answers from members of the Sugar Labs community, at least one of whom should be a Sugar Labs GSoC mentor. Provide email contact information for non-GSoC mentors.
			Kamaljeet Kaur: It's going to be an important project. Porting to a newer version is beneficial in long-term as the whole working will be enhanced with new features. It's the right time to make the required changes and because there are many developers who are contributing, sugar will not restrict them to use only previous versions of technologies.

	There are several reasons why this project is important to Sugar Labs: (1) we need to keep pace with the projects we depend upon upstream -- Python 3 is being to become de rigour -- and (2) Python 3 has much better support for i18n and unicode -- critical to the global nature of our project. --[[User:Walter\|Walter]] ([[User talk:Walter\|talk]]) 13:38, 20 March 2014 (EDT)		There are several reasons why this project is important to Sugar Labs: (1) we need to keep pace with the projects we depend upon upstream -- Python 3 is being to become de rigour -- and (2) Python 3 has much better support for i18n and unicode -- critical to the global nature of our project. --[[User:Walter\|Walter]] ([[User talk:Walter\|talk]]) 13:38, 20 March 2014 (EDT)
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	Getting stuck means I have already put my efforts to solve some problem. Yes, the mentors are there to guide us, but in such a case, rather than keep waiting, without hesitating, I'll ask out the problem on IRC, mailing list of this sweet community. And if it's a technical problem, can be put on some other relevant places to get out of there.		Getting stuck means I have already put my efforts to solve some problem. Yes, the mentors are there to guide us, but in such a case, rather than keep waiting, without hesitating, I'll ask out the problem on IRC, mailing list of this sweet community. And if it's a technical problem, can be put on some other relevant places to get out of there.
	* How do you propose you will be keeping the community informed of your progress and any problems or questions you might have over the course of the project?		* How do you propose you will be keeping the community informed of your progress and any problems or questions you might have over the course of the project?
	The first strategy will be regular mails and interaction on IRC regarding questions and the progress both. The second will be use of git which will keep the community informed. Thirdly everything will be there on my blog regularly.		The first strategy will be regular mails and interaction on IRC regarding questions and the progress both.
			The second will be use of git which will keep the community informed.
			Thirdly everything will be there on my blog regularly as I already have such an experience.

	===Miscellaneous===		===Miscellaneous===