Wildsky's introduction

[Wildsky Fann]

Hi all,
I am Wildsky, a Computer Science and Information Engineering undergraduate
currently in thet third year at National Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan.
I am here because I want to contribute to fedora this summer. I think the
idea of Hubs from GSoC idea list is great, it might help me or someone who
is not familiar with fedora a lot. I use fedora in my daily life. I got a
lot from fedora, so I want to give back. So I want to participate in Hubs
project to start to contribute to fedora!

I usually contribute to open source community in Taiwan through building
websites, such as http://moztw.org http://fedora.linux.org.tw
http://www.vim.tw ... I am familiar with HTML, CSS (SASS, Scss), JavaScript
(JQuery, React.js, D3.js, ...), Node.js, Responsive Website Design ...

Here is my blog, GitHub, fedora user page, and fedora application page:
- http://blog.wildsky.cc
- http://github.com/wi1d5ky
- https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/User:Wi1d5ky
- https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/GSOC_2016/Student_Application_wi1d5ky

[Remy DeCausemaker]

On Mar 23, 2016 10:51 AM, "Wildsky Fann"  wrote:
> Hi all,
> I am Wildsky, a Computer Science and Information Engineering

undergraduate currently in thet third year at National Taiwan Normal
University, Taiwan. I am here because I want to contribute to fedora this
summer. I think the idea of Hubs from GSoC idea list is great, it might
help me or someone who is not familiar with fedora a lot. I use fedora in
my daily life. I got a lot from fedora, so I want to give back. So I want
to participate in Hubs project to start to contribute to fedora!
> I usually contribute to open source community in Taiwan through building

websites, such as http://moztw.org http://fedora.linux.org.tw
http://www.vim.tw ... I am familiar with HTML, CSS (SASS, Scss), JavaScript
(JQuery, React.js, D3.js, ...), Node.js, Responsive Website Design ...
> Here is my blog, GitHub, fedora user page, and fedora application page:
> http://blog.wildsky.cc
> http://github.com/wi1d5ky
> https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/User:Wi1d5ky
> https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/GSOC_2016/Student_Application_wi1d5ky

Welcome wildsky!

Be sure to touch base with the Fedora hubs mentors directly and get input
on your proposal. I'll continue reviewing submissions in the GSoC system
over the next 24 hours. In the meantime, be sure to join the various
related IRC channels on freenode (#fedora-commops, #fedora-summer-coding,
#fedora-hubs) and make yourself known to the other folks there.

Looking Forward,
--RemyD.

[Wildsky Fann]

Hi Remy,

I have a question:
I found an example of the accepted proposal last year, which is written on the fedora application page.
Should I create a google docs for proposal, or I could use the fedora application page as my proposal?

Good luck,
Wildsky

[Remy DeCausemaker]

On Wed, Mar 23, 2016 at 12:35 PM,   wrote:
> Hi Remy,
>
> I have a question:
> I found an example of the accepted proposal last year, which is written on the fedora application page.
> Should I create a google docs for proposal, or I could use the fedora application page as my proposal?

Folks have been doing both, but eventually, your proposal should end
up in the GSoC system. When your proposal is "final" you can submit a
PDF version of your proposal (which some students have done already.)
In the meantime, the system allows you to link your proposal to either
a google doc, or the wiki page, AFAICT.

Hope this helps,
--RemyD.

[Wildsky Fann]

Thank you for your instant reply, it does help me a lot!

I will do my best to submit my proposal before the deadline.

// It is too bad to get this activities so late > <

Remy DeCausemaker  於 2016年3月24日週四 01:10 寫道：
> On Wed, Mar 23, 2016 at 12:35 PM,   wrote:
> > Hi Remy,
> >
> > I have a question:
> > I found an example of the accepted proposal last year, which is written
>
> on the fedora application page.
> > Should I create a google docs for proposal, or I could use the fedora
>
> application page as my proposal?
>
> Folks have been doing both, but eventually, your proposal should end
> up in the GSoC system. When your proposal is "final" you can submit a
> PDF version of your proposal (which some students have done already.)
> In the meantime, the system allows you to link your proposal to either
> a google doc, or the wiki page, AFAICT.
>
> Hope this helps,
> --RemyD.
>
> --
> Remy DeCausemaker
> Fedora Community Lead & Council
>
> https://whatcanidoforfedora.org