Dear sir/madam, I am an engineering student in my 3rd year of B.Tech, and I was looking forward into participating in GSOC. For the last couple of years I had been much involved with into Linux and the open source community. I had worked on Linux systems for quite a good amount of time now and feel myself comfortable with bash and command line. This is one of the reasons why I wanted the organisations to work with in GSOC to be a Linux based organisation as I want to contribute more towards Linux in it’s betterment. So I searched through some of the organisations and Fedora project was one of them. Out of the ideas in the idea list the idea of “Improving fedora android app” felt quite the one for me. I have also been working in Android using technologies like Xamarin and Flutter and Android Studio. I’ve been working on HTML, CSS and JS since school times so I feel comfortable with it. Angular was something with which I got introduced in the college and have been getting familiar with. Ionic seems something similar to flutter and Xamarin so I believe I can transcribe to it. Well cordova is something with which I am not much familiar with but I’ll get it on track right away, I am a quick learner. I assure you I can dedicatedly give around 35-40 hours a week for this project because I am very passionate towards the things I like and it is one of them. So if you feel I might be an appropriate person for handling this project please guide me through some procedures to make a highly appealing proposal for the same. I’ll be waiting for a reply. Thank you Yours sincerely Deepank Chauhan
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