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- Manindra29 February 2018
Native Python and Processing
Hello! This is Aliabbas Merchant, from Mumbai, India. I am very eager to work with The Processing Foundation in GSOC 2018.
I am quite well versed in Java and Python and therefore am quite confident that I will be able to contribute towards developing and enhancing the p5 (python) module of processing.
I am currently working with PyOpenGL and other python media libraries, and am also going through the current p5py code.
What new features are you guys expecting to be added to p5py??
Do you guys want me to present any proof of work etc.?
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Please take a look at https://github.com/processing/processing/wiki/Project-List#-native-python-and-processing-priority. I've updated it with a more detailed list of expected outcomes.
You can include your past work in your GSoC application. See processing gsoc application template.