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Accepted 2019 Google Summer of Code projects

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+* [[GSoC/2019/Accepted_Proposals|Accepted 2019 Google Summer of Code projects]]
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+Moved to https://github.com/sugarlabs/GSoC
-From the 2009 FAQ: "Google Summer of Code (GSoC) is a global program that offers student developers stipends to write code for various open source projects."
-Sugar Labs Google SoC page: http://socghop.appspot.com/org/show/google/gsoc2009/sugarlabs
+Archives
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-This is a project under [[Development Team]]. [[User:Mchua|Mchua]] is the current project coordinator and can be contacted with any questions.
-== 2009 results ==
+[http://google-opensource.blogspot.com/2016 '''Google Summer of Code'''] Sugar years: | [[Summer of Code/2009|2009]] | [[Summer of Code/2010|2010]] | [[Summer of Code/2011|2011]] | [[Summer of Code/2012|2012]] | [[Summer of Code/2013|2013]] | [[Summer of Code/2014|2014]] | [[Summer of Code/2015|2015]] | [[Summer of Code/2016|2016]] | [[Summer of Code/2017|2017]] | [[Summer of Code/2018|2018]]
-We had a great year. All 5 of our students were successful, and several of them made really important improvements to Sugar. Here's the results:
-{{Version_support_for_datastore/results}}
-=== Karma ===
-The [[Karma]] GSoC project has been a success. Participant Felipe Lopez Toledo set out to create a high-level library for creating interactive digital learning lessons using only openweb technologies. The result is the [http://git.sugarlabs.org/projects/karma/repos/mainline/blobs/master/js/jquery.karma-0.3.js| karma jQuery plugin] that provides high-level functions for manipulating image, audio, and internationalization.
-You can view the demo of ["http://karma.sugarlabs.org/karma/examples/adding_up_to_10/index.html"| Adding up to 10] to see an example interactive lesson.
-The Karma Project is an initiative to create a platform that enables web developers to create compelling interactive learning materials for the Sugar Learning Environment without having to learn a new set of programming tools.
-== Previous Introduction ==
-The purpose of this page (was) to coordinate a Sugar Labs Summer of Code effort.
-=== What (made) a good project ===
-Our focus is on '''collaboration''' and '''community''' for the summer 2009 round of projects, though we'll also consider thoughtful proposals that lie outside these two areas and can make a strong case for how they would support the Sugar Labs [[Sugar_Labs|mission]].
-==== Collaboration ====
-This refers to API or activity work that makes [[olpc:Activity_sharing | collaboration]] "work better." A good metric for "works better" is to ask the following: "6 months after the summer ends, which projects are likely to have caused the highest increase in children-hours spent collaborating over Sugar Activities?"
-==== Community ====
-This refers to meta-work that makes it easy for Sugar to reach a broader [[Sugar Labs]]; this includes development tools (and accompanying implementation of processes and training), internationalization/localization, accessibility, infrastructure-building, and porting Sugar to other platforms.
-A good metric for "reaches a broader community" is to ask the following: "6 months after the summer ends, which projects are likely to cause the highest increase in SL community members that have participated consistently on a team for a minimum of 3 months?"
-{{:Summer of Code/Getting Involved}}
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-==Subpages==
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-</noinclude>
-[[Category:Participate]]
-[[Category:Project]]
-[[Category:GSoC]]

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