Hi Gary, Thanks for the encouraging words. I just setup the dev environment for bloodhound and installed it.
If you guys have tasks in mind which I can hack on, and improve, this will be great for me to get acquainted with the codebase, and will be beneficial for taking up GSoC project in bloodhound in future under you. Thanks, but since I have college side by side currently, I don't think I can manage to talk to another project/organisation, if I can find tasks and project to work in here. Cheers, Kunaal On Mon, Jan 11, 2016 at 12:39 AM, Gary <[email protected]> wrote: > On 10/01/16 13:03, kunaal jain wrote: >> >> Hi, >> >> Going by the mailing list and commit history, the project has slowed >> down for quite some time now. Is there any reason for this? or just >> lack of time? >> >> If the project maintainers can commit some time, I am interested in >> contributing and hopefully apply for a project under it in GSoC 2016. >> > > Hi Kunaal, > > I am very happy to see people taking an interest in contributing the the > project despite the current slowdown in development. I would be certainly be > willing to consider mentoring a project for a GSoC in 2016 if the current > lull in development can be overcome. > > I don't expect you to only be talking to Apache Bloodhound for potential > GSoC at this stage of course. If there are any areas of Bloodhound that you > are interested in working on, let us know and I can try to help. > > Cheers, > Gary -- Regards, Kunaal Jain
