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- Manindra29 February 2018
Google Summer of Code 2018 Python Project
Hello!
My name Karsten Ladner, and I am a computer science student finishing my second year at university. I came across your project, and my interest was piqued because I was initially introduced to coding through processing via khanacademy.org.
In looking through the project ideas I came across the Python project to add many features of processing to Python. The description gave a brief glimpse of what they would entail, but I would appreciate if you could give me a better idea of what kinds of things must be included in this project. Having developed in Python and Java, I think that this is a neat project to use both of these languages which I like so much.
Thanks,
Karsten
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I've updated the project description to include a more detailed list of expected outcomes. See https://github.com/processing/processing/wiki/Project-List#-native-python-and-processing-priority
Lemme know if you've other questions.