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Introduction

Google is sponsoring the Google Summer of Code and The Palisadoes Foundation is registered as a mentoring organization. This page is your entry point to the Palisadoes Foundation GSoC program. Please watch this page for updates concerning our participating this year.

This web pages has:

  • An introduction to Talawa
  • Onboarding videos
  • Extensive links to GSoC, Palisadoes Foundation and Talawa online resources

About Talawa​

The Palisadoes Foundation has been sponsoring work on this open-source project for a number of years. We hope to launch it in alpha at the end of the summer. Talawa is a modular open source project to help community-based organizations such as clubs, neighborhood groups, volunteer associations, non-profits and open source projects manage their daily activities. Most user interaction is via a mobile app.

YouTube Introduction​

We have a lot of videos on our YouTube channel. Our "Getting Started - Developers" playlist will help you understand our processes better.

  • It's very important to watch all the playlist videos
  • Click on the image to start watching

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Project Ideas and More​

This section outlines all you need to know about getting involved with the Palisadoes Foundation's GSoC program:

  1. Learn about GSoC.
  2. Decide if you are eligible for GSoC.
  3. Read more about the changes in the eligibility criteria for GSoC 2022.
  4. Review the Advice for Students to make sure you really want to apply to GSoC.
  5. Watch the GSoC video presentation.
  6. Review the Talawa website.
  7. Learn more about Talawa on our YouTube Channel.
  8. Get familiar with important GSoC documentation on this site:
    1. Review our Ideas List: The Palisadoes Foundation's GSoC Ideas List.
    2. Read our GSoC application guide.
    3. Get familiar with our selection criteria.
    4. Consider using our application template for your submission.
    5. Get informed about our Conflict of Interest policy
  9. Read our GitHub Quick-Start Guide: It will you to prepare for your first code contribution.
  10. Research the GitHub issue trackers for the projects at:
  11. Talawa: https://github.com/PalisadoesFoundation/talawa/issues
  12. Talawa-API: https://github.com/PalisadoesFoundation/talawa-api/issues
  13. Talawa-Admin: https://github.com/PalisadoesFoundation/talawa-admin/issues
  14. Introduce yourself on our #general slack channel. You can join our Slack Channel using the link on the Talawa repository's home page README.md file.
  15. If you do not see any interesting projects from the proposed ideas or issues, we encourage you to contact the Palisadoes Foundation’s mailing list and propose a new idea. The Palisadoes Foundation does not encourage and will not respond to your personal new open source project ideas which are unrelated to any Palisadoes projects.
  16. You can subscribe to our list at https://www.freelists.org/list/palisadoes.
  17. You can send queries to: img
  18. The Ideas list is manually updated, please contact our mentors if the page is not being updated.
  19. Mentors can be contacted on our #internshp-proposals slack channel or at: img
  20. Add an avatar to your GitHub profile. It will make it easier to associate your proposal to your work.

Good luck!

Here are some resources you can use to learn more about GSoC

  1. Google Summer of Code Home
  2. Official Google Summer of Code Timeline
  3. GSoC discussion list
  4. Python notes on expectations.