I would love for this to happen too. Whom should I contact to get us into GSoC?
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On Thursday, March 22, 2012, Fred Kiefer <address@hidden> wrote: > This was the only reply I did get on my mail and as great it would be if Ivan could work as a GSoC student for us, it doesn't help the problem that we first need to apply. The GNU project has in the meantime been accepted. Somebody still needs to get in contact and we need mentors. I am willing to act as a co-mentor., I would like to be a full mentor, but don't know whether I have enough time for that role during summer.
> > If this mail raises again that little interest we should probably forget about GSoC for this year. > > Fred > > On 29.02.2012 20:58, Ivan Vučica wrote: >> >> Did anyone get into contact?
>> >> I'll talk a bit with people at my workplaces to see if I can make some free >> time to participate in GSoC regarding UIKit. I expect there should be >> enough time to get the basics (UIWindow, UIButton, UIScrollView,
>> UITableView) to work. I'll think about participating in GSoC instead of >> just contributing over the next few days, and I'll keep you posted. >> >> In any case, if someone has written GSoC proposals during previous years,
>> something like UIKit or finishing the work on CoreData might warrant >> stand-alone participation, too. Maybe even implementing "ubiquity" (iCloud) >> APIs using something like Dropbox?
>> >> On Tue, Feb 28, 2012 at 19:14, Fred Kiefer<address@hidden> wrote: >> >>> The application phase for mentoring organisations has started and will
>>> last until the 9th of March. I would suggest that we again apply under the >>> the GNU umbrella project. Could somebody please get in contact with the GNU >>> project, to make sure they are aware of this?
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