Re: [Wikimediaindia-l] [Wikitech-l] Welcome our six OPW interns!

[Harsh Kothari]

Congratulation to Sucheta and Priyanka :) Best of Luck..

Cheers 
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On 12-Dec-2012, at 10:22 AM, రహ్మానుద్దీన్ షేక్ wrote:

> Congratulations!
> 
> On Wed, Dec 12, 2012 at 9:59 AM, Subhashish Panigrahi 
>  wrote:
> Congrats all of you, Sucheta and Priyanka, be ready for people like me 
> overburdening your task list ;-)
> 
> Yuvi, I was about to shout out the same, how come you got up so early? ;-)
> 
> Subha
> 
> Sent from my mobile
> 
> On 12-Dec-2012, at 9:28 AM, Yuvi Panda  wrote:
> 
>> 2 people from India. Yay!
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Re: [Wikimediaindia-l] TechCrunch: $50 Android Smartphones Are Disrupting Africa Much Faster Than You Think, Says Wikipedia’s Jimmy Wales

[Bishakha Datta]

And relatedly:
http://www.news24.com/Technology/News/SA-learners-lobby-for-free-Wikipedia-20121210
(from wikimedia-l).

I think there's a misquote though about the rollout of wikipedia zero in
India.

Best
Bishakha

On Tue, Dec 11, 2012 at 6:23 PM, Srikanth Ramakrishnan <
srik.r...@wikimedia.in> wrote:

> Thanks for sharing this Anirudh.
> Gives us a good idea of the global scenario on Wiki access in
> 'third-world' nations.
>
>
> On Tue, Dec 11, 2012 at 4:19 PM, Anirudh Bhati wrote:
>
>> FYI.
>>
>> -- Forwarded message --
>> From: Amit Kapoor 
>> Date: Tue, Dec 11, 2012 at 5:09 AM
>> Subject: [Wmfcc-l] TechCrunch: $50 Android Smartphones Are Disrupting
>> Africa Much Faster Than You Think, Says Wikipedia’s Jimmy Wales
>> To: Communications Committee 
>>
>>
>>
>> http://techcrunch.com/2012/12/10/50-android-smartphones-are-disrupting-africa-much-faster-than-you-think-says-wikipedias-jimmy-wales/
>>
>> $50 Android Smartphones Are Disrupting Africa Much Faster Than You Think,
>> Says Wikipedia’s Jimmy Wales
>>
>> What phone does Wikipedia  founder
>> Jimmy Wales have in his pocket? An unlocked Android-powered 3G smartphone,
>> made by Chinese mobile maker Huawei – which was selling for $85 on the
>> streets of Kenya last year and now goes for $50.
>>
>> While the majority of Africa’s mobile phones are more basic
>> talk-plus-text feature phones — recent figures from analyst ABI 
>> Research
>>  suggest
>> 3G connectivity accounts for 11 percent of the continent’s overall mobile
>> subscriptions vs. GSM’s 62.7 percent – 300,000 of these $50 Android
>> smartphones have been sold in Kenya, according to Wales and African carrier
>> Safaricom’s CEO Bob Collymore. The pair were speaking at Vodafone’s Mobile
>> for Good summit taking place in London today.
>>
>> “What I always thought about mobile in Africa…is this [smartphone
>> adoption] is coming in the future — in the future someday,” said Wales.
>> “Well the someday’s happening faster than I ever realised.”
>>
>> Wales’ own budget Android was brought back from Kenya by a friend and is
>> now his personal smartphone. “The screen is a little smaller than the
>> iPhone, it’s not quite as good but the battery lasts two days,” he joked.
>>
>> The Wikipedia founder has been spending the past couple of years working
>> on Wikipedia Zero  – a
>> project that’s aiming to broaden access to the online encyclopedia to those
>> who don’t own a computer or can’t get access to 3G mobile data – but he
>> says the pace of smartphone adoption in Africa is changing the digital
>> landscape of the continent much faster than people think.
>>
>> The pace caught Wikipedia by surprise. The not-for-profit organisation
>> had been focusing its emerging markets’ efforts on India but is now paying
>> a lot more attention to Africa, thanks to the growth in ownership of cheap,
>> Android-powered handsets — like the one in Wales’ pocket.
>>
>> “This phone actually woke my mind up,” said Wales, pulling the handset
>> out of his pocket and holding it up. “This is what really got me energised
>> to say let’s go back and take another look at Africa, because we had
>> focused most of our attention on India with the view that it was ready for
>> us to do things.”
>>
>> “If you go and you take a look at the numbers [of smartphone adoption in
>> Africa]… the upward trend — obviously it’s still a very small penetration –
>> but that upward trend is there really strongly. If you look at the total
>> bandwidth into Nigeria, for example, it’s skyrocketing.
>>
>> “Things that are very hard for us to all imagine are going to happen much
>> faster than we realise,” he added. “People are going to be coming online
>> for the first time. There’s this vibrant community of young app developers
>> growing in Kenya and Nigeria.
>>
>> “It’s mind-boggling to think what the possibilities are — and I’m super
>> excited about it.”
>>
>>
>> --
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>> Mobile Partnerships
>> Wikimedia Foundation
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Re: [Wikimediaindia-l] Fwd: [Wikitech-l] Welcome our six OPW interns!

[రహ్మానుద్దీన్ షేక్]

Congratulations!

On Wed, Dec 12, 2012 at 9:59 AM, Subhashish Panigrahi <
subhash...@cis-india.org> wrote:

> Congrats all of you, Sucheta and Priyanka, be ready for people like me
> overburdening your task list ;-)
>
> Yuvi, I was about to shout out the same, how come you got up so early? ;-)
>
> Subha
>
> Sent from my mobile
>
> On 12-Dec-2012, at 9:28 AM, Yuvi Panda  wrote:
>
> 2 people from India. Yay!
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Re: [Wikimediaindia-l] Fwd: [Wikitech-l] Welcome our six OPW interns!

[Subhashish Panigrahi]

Congrats all of you, Sucheta and Priyanka, be ready for people like me 
overburdening your task list ;-)

Yuvi, I was about to shout out the same, how come you got up so early? ;-)

Subha

Sent from my mobile

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Re: [Wikimediaindia-l] Fwd: [Wikitech-l] Welcome our six OPW interns!

[Yuvi Panda]

2 people from India. Yay!

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Re: [Wikimediaindia-l] A Wikipedia Mini-hackathon in Delhi (CIS India)

[Yuvi Panda]

I did something similar in Hyderabad too -
cis-india.org/openness/blog/wikipedia-hackathon-hyderabad

I'd be happy to do this anywhere. Invite me to the community meetups, and
I'll happily do the same. Harsh has now ported HotCat to guwp, and is
currently moving over the POPUPS code - makes me quite happy! :)
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[Wikimediaindia-l] Fwd: [Wikitech-l] Welcome our six OPW interns!

[Santhosh Thottingal]

-- Forwarded message --
From: Quim Gil 
Date: 2012/12/12
Subject: [Wikitech-l] Welcome our six OPW interns!
To: Wikimedia developers 


I’m glad to announce that Kim Schoonover, Mariya Miteva, Priyanka Nag,
Sucheta Ghoshal, Teresa Cho and Valerie Juarez will join the MediaWiki
community as full-time interns between January and March 2013. They
have been selected as part of the FLOSS Outreach Program for Women.

Check the details at

http://blog.wikimedia.org/2012/12/11/welcome-to-floss-outreach-program-for-women-interns/

We wish a happy landing to our new interns and the best luck in their
projects! You’ll be hearing more from them over the next few months.

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Re: [Wikimediaindia-l] [Wikimedia-l] Alpha version of the VisualEditor now available on the English Wikipedia

[Pradeep Mohandas]

Hi,

FYI.

Pradeep

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Re: [Wikimediaindia-l] TechCrunch: $50 Android Smartphones Are Disrupting Africa Much Faster Than You Think, Says Wikipedia’s Jimmy Wales

[Srikanth Ramakrishnan]

Thanks for sharing this Anirudh.
Gives us a good idea of the global scenario on Wiki access in 'third-world'
nations.


On Tue, Dec 11, 2012 at 4:19 PM, Anirudh Bhati  wrote:

> FYI.
>
> -- Forwarded message --
> From: Amit Kapoor 
> Date: Tue, Dec 11, 2012 at 5:09 AM
> Subject: [Wmfcc-l] TechCrunch: $50 Android Smartphones Are Disrupting
> Africa Much Faster Than You Think, Says Wikipedia’s Jimmy Wales
> To: Communications Committee 
>
>
>
> http://techcrunch.com/2012/12/10/50-android-smartphones-are-disrupting-africa-much-faster-than-you-think-says-wikipedias-jimmy-wales/
>
> $50 Android Smartphones Are Disrupting Africa Much Faster Than You Think,
> Says Wikipedia’s Jimmy Wales
>
> What phone does Wikipedia  founder
> Jimmy Wales have in his pocket? An unlocked Android-powered 3G smartphone,
> made by Chinese mobile maker Huawei – which was selling for $85 on the
> streets of Kenya last year and now goes for $50.
>
> While the majority of Africa’s mobile phones are more basic talk-plus-text
> feature phones — recent figures from analyst ABI 
> Research
>  suggest
> 3G connectivity accounts for 11 percent of the continent’s overall mobile
> subscriptions vs. GSM’s 62.7 percent – 300,000 of these $50 Android
> smartphones have been sold in Kenya, according to Wales and African carrier
> Safaricom’s CEO Bob Collymore. The pair were speaking at Vodafone’s Mobile
> for Good summit taking place in London today.
>
> “What I always thought about mobile in Africa…is this [smartphone
> adoption] is coming in the future — in the future someday,” said Wales.
> “Well the someday’s happening faster than I ever realised.”
>
> Wales’ own budget Android was brought back from Kenya by a friend and is
> now his personal smartphone. “The screen is a little smaller than the
> iPhone, it’s not quite as good but the battery lasts two days,” he joked.
>
> The Wikipedia founder has been spending the past couple of years working on
>  Wikipedia Zero  – a
> project that’s aiming to broaden access to the online encyclopedia to those
> who don’t own a computer or can’t get access to 3G mobile data – but he
> says the pace of smartphone adoption in Africa is changing the digital
> landscape of the continent much faster than people think.
>
> The pace caught Wikipedia by surprise. The not-for-profit organisation had
> been focusing its emerging markets’ efforts on India but is now paying a
> lot more attention to Africa, thanks to the growth in ownership of cheap,
> Android-powered handsets — like the one in Wales’ pocket.
>
> “This phone actually woke my mind up,” said Wales, pulling the handset out
> of his pocket and holding it up. “This is what really got me energised to
> say let’s go back and take another look at Africa, because we had focused
> most of our attention on India with the view that it was ready for us to do
> things.”
>
> “If you go and you take a look at the numbers [of smartphone adoption in
> Africa]… the upward trend — obviously it’s still a very small penetration –
> but that upward trend is there really strongly. If you look at the total
> bandwidth into Nigeria, for example, it’s skyrocketing.
>
> “Things that are very hard for us to all imagine are going to happen much
> faster than we realise,” he added. “People are going to be coming online
> for the first time. There’s this vibrant community of young app developers
> growing in Kenya and Nigeria.
>
> “It’s mind-boggling to think what the possibilities are — and I’m super
> excited about it.”
>
>
> --
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> Mobile Partnerships
> Wikimedia Foundation
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Re: [Wikimediaindia-l] A Wikipedia Mini-hackathon in Delhi (CIS India)

[Pradeep Nair]

Hi,

Thanks for sharing this Anirudh. Could similar hackathons be tries in other 
cities as well? Trying to engage with tech communities wherever there is a 
sizeable Wikipedia community might make sense. It would give Wikipedians tools 
to streamline their editing work better and could help techies access and 
understand how end users behave and use their tools.

How do we replicate this further in the community?

Pradeep


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[Wikimediaindia-l] A Wikipedia Mini-hackathon in Delhi (CIS India)

[Anirudh Bhati]

FYI, folks.

-- Forwarded message --
From: Sumana Harihareswara 
Date: Tue, Dec 11, 2012 at 4:40 AM
Subject: [Wmfcc-l] A Wikipedia Mini-hackathon in Delhi (CIS India)
To: Communications Committee 


User:Yuvipanda led this event.

http://cis-india.org/openness/blog/mini-hackathon-delhi

"A Wikipedia Mini-hackathon in Delhi"
Posted by Yuvraj Pandian at Nov 11, 2012 06:00 PM | Permalink
Filed under: Access to Knowledge, Wikimedia, Wikipedia, Workshop, Openness

Wikipedian Yuvaraj Pandian visited the CIS office in Delhi and helped
the Access to Knowledge team conduct a super-ad-hoc mini-hackathon with
two other volunteers, Sheel from Delhi and Harsh from Ahmedabad. The aim
was to get them a kickstart in developing userscripts/gadgets, and get
them to a point where the prior existing documentation makes sense to them.

The ad-hoc plan had three parts:

The execution environment (Concept of userscripts vs gadgets,
ResourceLoader)
The API concepts (Special:ApiSandbox, concept of 'actions' in the API)
Accessing the API from JS (mediawiki.api module, concept of AJAX)

Here is the account of what they did, written by Yuvi:

"We covered all parts of them slowly, with both Harsh and Sheel working
at things until they fully understood what they were doing and why
whatever they were doing was working.

I introduced them to the environment first by having them execute code
in Chrome's JS Console, and then in their own common.js. Once they
understood the context in which the code was getting executed, the
'ResourceLoader default modules'[1]documentation started making sense to
them, and they could pick up other modules from there.

We then explored the API via the API Sandbox[2], which is a relatively
new (and not very well known) way of letting people play around with the
API. It is a massive improvement over the older, non-interactive
docs[3], and both Harsh and Sheel were very excited about being able to
discover all the things they could do with the API. A fair amount of
time was spent messing around with it on different wikipedias (en, hi
and gu) and reading bits of the API Documentation[4] to understand the
concepts behind the actions - and for filling in the gaps.

Finally we had them use the API from a userscript to make calls. I went
through the entire process line by line, explaining how AJAX works and
how asynchronous programming works. We traced the flow of code together
to understand how the seamingly nonlinear asynchronous programming model
works. Then we dug into a bit of how to use the mw.loader module to make
dependencies work, and why the same code that was working in the chrome
js console was not working in their common.js.

It ended with them trying to port HotCat to their native language
wikipedias. Harsh started to explore more about getting started with
MediaWiki dev itself (rather than just gadgets), but the clone took a
long time and we had run out of time by then. I directed him to a
WMF tech open chat happening today, and hopefully that could help!

[1].https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/ResourceLoader/Default_modules
[2].https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:ApiSandbox
[3].https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php
[4].https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/API:Main_page

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Engineering Community Manager
Wikimedia Foundation

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[Wikimediaindia-l] TechCrunch: $50 Android Smartphones Are Disrupting Africa Much Faster Than You Think, Says Wikipedia’s Jimmy Wales

[Anirudh Bhati]

FYI.

-- Forwarded message --
From: Amit Kapoor 
Date: Tue, Dec 11, 2012 at 5:09 AM
Subject: [Wmfcc-l] TechCrunch: $50 Android Smartphones Are Disrupting
Africa Much Faster Than You Think, Says Wikipedia’s Jimmy Wales
To: Communications Committee 


http://techcrunch.com/2012/12/10/50-android-smartphones-are-disrupting-africa-much-faster-than-you-think-says-wikipedias-jimmy-wales/

$50 Android Smartphones Are Disrupting Africa Much Faster Than You Think,
Says Wikipedia’s Jimmy Wales

What phone does Wikipedia  founder
Jimmy Wales have in his pocket? An unlocked Android-powered 3G smartphone,
made by Chinese mobile maker Huawei – which was selling for $85 on the
streets of Kenya last year and now goes for $50.

While the majority of Africa’s mobile phones are more basic talk-plus-text
feature phones — recent figures from analyst ABI
Research
suggest
3G connectivity accounts for 11 percent of the continent’s overall mobile
subscriptions vs. GSM’s 62.7 percent – 300,000 of these $50 Android
smartphones have been sold in Kenya, according to Wales and African carrier
Safaricom’s CEO Bob Collymore. The pair were speaking at Vodafone’s Mobile
for Good summit taking place in London today.

“What I always thought about mobile in Africa…is this [smartphone adoption]
is coming in the future — in the future someday,” said Wales. “Well the
someday’s happening faster than I ever realised.”

Wales’ own budget Android was brought back from Kenya by a friend and is
now his personal smartphone. “The screen is a little smaller than the
iPhone, it’s not quite as good but the battery lasts two days,” he joked.

The Wikipedia founder has been spending the past couple of years
working on Wikipedia
Zero  – a project that’s
aiming to broaden access to the online encyclopedia to those who don’t own
a computer or can’t get access to 3G mobile data – but he says the pace of
smartphone adoption in Africa is changing the digital landscape of the
continent much faster than people think.

The pace caught Wikipedia by surprise. The not-for-profit organisation had
been focusing its emerging markets’ efforts on India but is now paying a
lot more attention to Africa, thanks to the growth in ownership of cheap,
Android-powered handsets — like the one in Wales’ pocket.

“This phone actually woke my mind up,” said Wales, pulling the handset out
of his pocket and holding it up. “This is what really got me energised to
say let’s go back and take another look at Africa, because we had focused
most of our attention on India with the view that it was ready for us to do
things.”

“If you go and you take a look at the numbers [of smartphone adoption in
Africa]… the upward trend — obviously it’s still a very small penetration –
but that upward trend is there really strongly. If you look at the total
bandwidth into Nigeria, for example, it’s skyrocketing.

“Things that are very hard for us to all imagine are going to happen much
faster than we realise,” he added. “People are going to be coming online
for the first time. There’s this vibrant community of young app developers
growing in Kenya and Nigeria.

“It’s mind-boggling to think what the possibilities are — and I’m super
excited about it.”


-- 
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Mobile Partnerships
Wikimedia Foundation


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