Hi all,
Tim is quite right. I'm very sorry for the delay but I was quite busy
last week and then I got sick. I've been checking the requisites to
participate under the Python Software Foundation (PSF) umbrella, and
these are the first things that I need to fill the application:
1. A list of at least three mentors, i.e. devs willing to guide the
projects. Each mentor needs to give me: Name, Email, Phone, and Link_ID
(don't know what's this.)
2. A projects page showing what ideas the future students could work on.
Application deadline for students is Friday, April 8th, so we need to
hurry up a bit if we want to participate this year.
Cheers,
Carlos
El 13/03/11 05:49, Tim Michelsen escribió:
I'll try to investigate further and report my findings here. I think
it's possible to apply under the umbrella of the Python organization
instead of as a single project. I think that's the way Ipython
participated last year.
Please see here:
http://old.nabble.com/Call-for-GSoC-2011-SciPy-mentors-to31135852.html
So now is the time to get registered.
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