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- jae_notjane March 2018
- kjhollen March 2018
- shiffman March 2018
Beginner programmer - just learned about GSoC
Hi, I just learned about Google Summer of Code and I found a project for Processing that seemed really interesting to me. Is it too late to get started on writing a proposal?
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@jae_notjane go for it!! The deadline is March 27th, so you've still got time. :)
@kjhollen Perfect! Thank you :) Is it advised to post the proposal drafts on the forum for feedback as well?
@jae_notjane, you can post here, or you can submit a draft through the summer of code website and the mentors can see it. just make sure you leave enough time for people to see it & comment before the deadline!
if you post here, all community members can see it—so you can get some extra eyes on the proposal.
@kjhollen Great! Thanks so much!
@kjhollen, I'm interested in looking into the repo before submitting my proposal for PDE for beginner users. Do you have a suggestion on which directory I should start to look once I'm inside the repository for PDE?
@jae_notjane looking at the repo is a good plan. I'm not too familiar with the PDE so I'm going to tag @fry and @shiffman in on this one :)
@kjhollen Thank you!
The PDE code is all in this part of processing/processing
https://github.com/processing/processing/tree/master/app
For building the PDE, check out: https://github.com/processing/processing/wiki/Build-Instructions
Hope this helps!
@shiffman I was able to look through the repo and find what I was looking for! Thank you!