General
PyDy has participated in Google Summer of Code (2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015) under three umbrella organizations: Portland State University, SymPy, and the Python Software Foundation. Prospective students should develop their applications on this wiki. Please make a page on the wiki for your proposal and copy the application template to your page. Ask for feedback on the PyDy mailing list and find more at Google Summer of Code 2015. See previous applications, ideas, and reports for inspiration.
2018
PyDy will potentially have projects under SymPy and/or the Python Software Foundation this year depending on the applications and whether code ends up in the SymPy or PyDy repositories.
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Potential Mentors [Name|github id|melange id]
- Jason Moore | moorepants | moorepants
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Applications
- [[GSoC 2018 Application : ]]
- GSoC 2018 Application Nikhil Pappu: Autolev Parser (using ANTLR v4)
2016
PyDy will have projects under SymPy and/or the Python Software Foundation this year.
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Potential Mentors [Name|github id|melange id]
- Jim Crist | jcrist | jcrist
- Ondrej Certik | certik
- Gilbert Gede | gilbertgede | gilbertgede
- Jason Moore | moorepants | moorepants
- Angadh Nanjangud | angadhn
- Oliver Lee | oliverlee
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Applications
2015
For Students
- GSoC 2015 Student Application Instructions
- GSoC 2015 Ideas
- GSoC 2015 Student Application Template
- Applications
- Blogs
For Mentors
- GSoC 2015 Organization Application
- GSoC 2015 Mentor Instructions
- Potential Mentors [Name|github id|melange id]
- Jim Crist | jcrist | jcrist
- Ondrej Certik | certik
- Jason Moore | moorepants | moorepants
- Tarun Gaba | tarzzz | tarzzz
- Sachin Joglekar | srjoglekar246 | srjoglekar246
- Gilbert Gede
2014
- Google Summer of Code 2014
- GSoC 2014 Organization Application
- GSoC 2014 Ideas
- Applications
- Blogs
2013
- GSoC 2013 Potential Mentoring Organizations
- GSoC 2013 Ideas
- GSoC 2013 Organization Application
- Applications
- Blogs
2012
- GSoC 2012 Ideas
- Applications
- Blogs