Can someone explain what this statement means?
> Do we have a developer *now* who would be willing and able to do it if a
> student was not available, and who can *promise* to do it if a student is
> not selected; these are shown as a *coding mentor*,
>
Source
Sure. I wrote it, as you can see from "git blame" on the previous
years' iterations of the file.
https://github.com/sugarlabs/GSoC/blame/master/Ideas-2019.md#L775
At Sugar Labs we have a long history with Google Summer of Code, and
there are some anti-patterns in ideas that can lead to the idea
So, the idea shouldn't be requiring rocket-science level knowledge and
should lay down concrete guidelines on what is to be implemented?
On Wed, 3 Feb 2021, 12:08 pm James Cameron, wrote:
> Sure. I wrote it, as you can see from "git blame" on the previous
> years' iterations of the file.
>
>
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Subject:[ASLOv4] [RELEASE] Calculate - 47
Date: Tue, 2 Feb 2021 16:43:54 -0500 (EST)
From: activities...@sugarlabs.org
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Calculate-47 has been released
Some of us know rocket-science.
No, it's all about the mentors. Do we have coding mentors who have
the skills and willingness; i.e. the capacity to mentor the idea.
Because one of the steps during proposal evaluation is for a mentor to
select a proposal they are willing to mentor.
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