Introduction: Outreachy Applicant
by Snehal Baghel
Hey everyone,
I'm Snehal Baghel a soon to be graduate ( as soon as the lockdown gets over
:/ )
of Christ University, Bangalore. You might have already seen me hanging out
in
the channel although I realized I never actually introduced myself so here
it is:
I started coding only as a hobby in high school but soon switched gears
from a
Biology background to join BCA at Christ. I'm currently interning at a
startup based
in Bangalore where I've been mostly working with React though I'd like to
expand
and test my skills for roles other than frontend which is why I'm here to
apply for
*'Fedora Badges - Backend Engineering'*. I chose this project as I
believe I have the
skills that were mentioned in the project skill requirements and have prior
experience
with them. I hope to contribute to and learn from this well-established
community :)
Thanks and Regards,
Snehal Baghel
4 years
Re: Introduction to Fedora Community
by EUGINE OCHUNG'
Greetings Everyone!
I hope this email finds you well
I am Eugine from Kenya, proud to be part of the Outreachy 2020 applicants.
I am also super excited to be joining the Fedora Community as a
contributor. As a junior python developer, who is also new to open-source,
I am looking forward to an exciting journey, hoping to gain a lot from the
Fedora and the open-source community at large.
Kind regards
Eugine Ochung
4 years, 1 month
Introduction
by Purnika
Hi Everyone !
I hope all are doing well.
I am Purnika from India, an Outreachy 2020 applicant. I am an avid
python/django developer and am looking forward to contribute to Fedora
Badges - Backend Engineering project. I am still a novice in the field of
open source, but I hope I get to learn a lot from the Fedora community and
my co-aspirants. :D
Thanks
4 years, 1 month
Sukku - Introduction
by Sukrutha Bhat
Hello all,
My name is Sukrutha and you all can call me Sukku. I am one of the
Outreachy Internship Aspirant based out of Sydney, Australia. I recently
finished an online course on Python and Docker. When I got selected to the
contribution phase, I was aiming to choose projects which would help me to
grow and expand my skill sets on Python and finally I found the fedora
projects to be very interesting and different. To start with badges, I
would like to contribute to this project due to the scope of learning
Django framework which I know just the basics and also to connect with the
talented engineers working on the project. One of the main reasons to
contribute to open source is that I never got the chance to do it earlier
and would also want to know more about the open-source projects, community
and how it works.
Thanks and Regards,
Sukku
4 years, 1 month
Introduction
by Priyanka joti
hello,Myself priyanka I am a student of 3rd year computer science engg.
And I have lot of interest in to design badges .But, i have no idea how to
contribute in fedora as a designer please anyone help me
4 years, 1 month
Shreya Gupta - Outreachy applicant
by Shreya Gupta
Hello,
I am Shreya Gupta, engineering undergraduate from India. I am an outrachy
applicant and am looking for a good first issue to solve for this project.
I am looking forward to make the most out of this opportunity.
Thanks and Regards
Shreya Gupta
4 years, 1 month
Introduction as Outreachy applicant
by Akanksha Mishra
Hi,This is Akanksha Mishra. I've recently graduated from film school in Pune, India and currently work as a freelancer. Over the last few years I've developed an interest in programming and have been playing around with something or the other in this domain. I'm looking forward to make the most out of this opportunity and hope to better my skills while I contribute to this project. I have worked on some Django applications now and then but on here, I hope to get hands on experience with production level code.Thank you :)
4 years, 1 month
[minutes] [2020-03-02] Badges Outreachy internship planning
by Justin W. Flory
Hi all,
Badges folks wrapped up our weekly meeting for internship planning.
Outreachy applicants will see the official project list for the first
time on Thursday, 5 March.
NOTE: Future meetings shifted to 15:00 UTC / 10:00 EST on Mondays.
Calendar invites available on request via email or ask in #fedora-badges.
A summary of the conversation is below, also found in the Google Doc:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1R3VndOLYl9A47s_swC03Tci5LpCb8Via9wghD...
* Plan for 5 March: applicants arrive
* Create new “Join Fedora Badges” page in Badges docs based on
existing * page from CommOps docs (register FAS, join IRC/Telegram,
introduce on mailing list, etc.)
* Unify issue tracking to one place
* Discussed Badges Pagure, Tahrir, and forking badgr-server to
fedora-infra on GitHub
* Decided to fork to fedora-infra GitHub and move “story” issues
from Tahrir depending if they are still relevant:
https://github.com/fedora-infra/badgr-server
* Add fedora-messaging onboarding task from fedora-happiness-packets
project last summer to new issue tracker
* Chat with upstream about identifying “good first issue” tasks for
applicants
* Action items:
* Justin
* Open new “How to contribute” docs page for badges
* Follow up with a fedora-infra owner about GitHub permissions
* Open fedora-messaging issue on badgr-server fork
* Marie: Email Concentric Sky/Badgr team
* https://github.com/concentricsky/badgr-server/issues
* March 5th interns show up
* Open “good first issue” bugs/tasks for new contributors
* Can also be docs improvements
* All: Triage and review Tahrir stories for migration to
fedora-infra/badgr-server:
https://github.com/fedora-infra/tahrir/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+labe...
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Cheers,
Justin W. Flory (he/him)
justinwflory.com
TZ=America/New_York
4 years, 1 month