Pipe 2VP Ten Years of Google's Summer of Code

Ten Years of Google's Summer of Code

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From LWN
http://lwn.net/Articles/590208/rss

Google's coding internship summer program reaches 10th year
http://opensource.com/life/14/3/google-summer-code-2014

What is likely to remain the same this year is the overwhelming response from students from all over the world who want the chance to work on free and open source projects with mentoring organizations that Google has hand-picked. Carol Smith, Open Source Programs Manager at Google, tells us that to date GSoC students have helped generate over 50 million lines of open source code to date, from over 8,500 student developers.

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2014-03-18 10:30
Ten Years of Google's Summer of Code
zafiro17@pipedot.org
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What is likely to remain the same this year is the overwhelming response from students from all over the world who want the chance to work on free and open source projects with mentoring organizations that Google has hand-picked. Carol Smith, Open Source Programs Manager at Google, tells us that to date GSoC students have helped generate over 50 million lines of open source code to date, from over 8,500 student developers.
Previous summers of code have helped the KDE and FreeBSD projects advance in useful and significant ways, and it's brought a huge number of young programmers into the open source ecosystem, a good thing by any measure. Here's hoping the next ten years of the Summer of Code lead us to bold and interesting places! Or at least help us build the tools that enable us to avoid the robot apocalypse. Whichever.
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by bryan@pipedot.org on 2014-03-13 18:01 (#HP)

Not formated in story form. Sorry ^^