Plots2: Welcoming GCI Students

Created on 18 Nov 2019 · 87Comments · Source: publiclab/plots2

Welcome GCI Students 🥇

Hi everybody 😃 !

We all at Public Lab 🎈 - learn, grow, work, brainstorm ideas, contribute together so why not share about our weekly goals and the awesome work we have done at Public Lab with each other, so we can support and collaborate with each other better. We have a Community Check-In each week, where every community member can share something about their work from the past week and about their current week's goal 🎯. You are also welcome to share fun-fact 😄 , new ideas 💡 , your learning goals ☑️ .We believe in collaborative efforts to support our community. We are running a learning platform which helps a newcomer to become master of tomorrow. 💯

About Google Code-In 👨‍💻

Google Code-in (GCI) is an annual programming competition hosted by Google LLC that allows pre-university students to complete tasks specified by various, partnering open source organisations. A global, online contest introducing teenagers to the world of open source development and an opportunity for beginners to jump in and get started no matter what skills they have. Participants get to work on real software and win prizes from t-shirts to a trip to Google HQ!
PublicLab Welcomes all GCI Students, :tada: :balloon:

In order to score points, students are required to complete tasks. So, What are tasks ?
Tasks- A task is a small project that is expected to take between 3-5 hours of work to complete. Tasks are categorised with the following labels:

Code: Tasks related to writing or refactoring code 👨‍💻
Documentation/Training: Tasks related to creating/editing documents and helping others learn more 📝
- Outreach/Research: Tasks related to community management, outreach/marketing, or studying problems and recommending solutions 👨‍🔬
- Quality Assurance: Tasks related to testing and ensuring code is of high quality 🔨
- Design: Tasks related to user experience research or user interface design and interaction 🎨

The following scoring system will be used for grading your tasks throughout all the repositories participating in Google Code-In. 💯
In case you find any task without a score, then immediately inform either me or any mentor to know its score. 👍

GCI Scoring System

Beginner Level Task(1pt): - Installation Tasks, First-Time-Issues, Typographical Errors, HTML-CSS, etc. Try to use First-Timers-issue format ONLY if you are creating such tasks. Duration: 3 days.
Medium Level Task(3pt) - Simple challenging tasks like methods, tests, designs, demos, documentation(if small) etc. Duration: 5 days.
. ⛑
Hard Level Task(5pts) - New feature, research, Documentation(long or difficult for high school students to understand and write), etc. Duration: 7 days.
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Supportive Task - Bug Reporting(1pt/task) 🐞 , Creating "First-Timer-Issues"(1pt/task), Suggesting New Changes(if accepted, 1pt/change) 💡 , Add Code Linking(1pt/task) 🔗 , PR reviews (1pt/week, however if the mentor that mentee is too helpful, 2 pts can be provided at max) ✔️ 📜 , adding a screenshot to existing PRs(1pt/task), etc.
- Hall-of-fame Tasks(15pt): Wontfix issues. Jeff/me will ONLY make/publish these tasks. Duration: 10 days.
  Please refer: https://github.com/publiclab/plots2/wiki/Supportive-Tasks.
  If anyone finds any task exceeding complex, then we can enhance the scores too :-)

We strongly encourage students to participate in the Weekly community check-ins for regular updates 👯‍♂

One Installation Task & "First-Timer Issue" is a compulsion for all students. 💯 Mentors are requested to guide the students in this direction.
Supportive tasks can be done multiple times by each student. You will get points for each of the supportive tasks. 👍
We will be having a form at the end of GCI where you have to fill all the details of the tasks. You can mention all your extra supportive tasks there.

In case of any doubts, feel free to contact @SidharthBansal or other mentors here or on gitter! 🖌May you have an awesome journey ahead !!! 🎈 ❤️ 🎉

Students can ping the mentors of the respective repos or projects in order to seek help or guidance. 🎉 👍 👨‍💻
ALL: @jywarren
Mapknitter: @gauravano, @SidharthBansal, @sashadev-sky @IshaGupta18, @cesswairimu @divyabaid16
Plots2: @gauravano, @SidharthBansal, @IshaGupta18, @ananyaarun, @pydevsg, @sashadev-sky, @cesswairimu
SWB: @gauravano, @SidharthBansal, @cesswairimu @sidntrivedi012
simple-data-grapher: @IshaGupta18, @pydevsg, @debck, @rexagod @ananyaarun
LEL: @sagarpreet-chadha @ananyaarun, @rexagod @IshaGupta18
IS: @keshav234156, @debck, @subhahu123, @rexagod
LDI: @sashadev-sky, @rexagod
LBL: @rexagod
PublicLab.Editor: @ananyaarun @rexagod @IshaGupta18 @divyabaid16
image-sequencer: @rexagod @lohitha02
spectral-workbench.js: @sidntrivedi012 @ananyaarun
infragram: @divyabaid16 @rexagod @ananyaarun

GCI students will be evaluated on the basis of total points, friendliness, and collaboration skills. We will be circulating a form to be filled by all the GCI students. This form will include their tasklist and expected total points. So, all students are requested to note down the issue number, pr number, scores of the task, etc. whichever they would solve in GCI.
Note: Students who will miss filling the final form will not be evaluated for prizes. So, please don't forget to fill the form at the end week of GCI.
Student grade sheet self-evaluation forms will be active in last week of GCI. 🚀

All GCI Students are requested to say HELLO in this issue as this issue is the place for all the announcements.
Thanks,
Sidharth

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Most helpful comment

Many of the students will be stressed about the results. Somebody wrote yesterday, that he is stressed a lot. I will like to suggest that you should be happy instead of being stressful. You all did a very nice job this year. As we have a limited number of slots for prizes, so we cannot give you all prizes.

For those who will win the prizes it means they are currently having great capabilities :tada: :+1: :100: Winners are suggested to keep bringing changes in themselves so that they will become better day by day.

Those who will not win the prizes: They did a great job. They were opened to open source. They contributed to real-time software. Isn't this big? You can learn from your mistakes. You learned what git is. Git is a tough subject. You learned rails, HTML, CSS, and a lot of stuff. You came to know how to interact with people globally. You came to know how to collaborate on a large scale. You came across the different phases of the Life Cycle Model for the Software through following:

Requirements: You all learned how to raise issues and brainstorm them. Find different ways to elaborate on different ideas and notions. You to create checklists. How to break down stuff into smaller pieces.

Design and Implementation: You learned how to apply changes to get the code work that we discussed in the requirement phase.

Testing: Many students worked at different types of test unit tests, controller tests, integration tests, etc.

Maintenance phase: You learned how to enhance the existing code. We enhanced the existing login system to have a better UI. It can't be achieved without you all. Bug fixing comes into play here. We came across so many bug fixes. Great to see your work.

Be leaders for the organization: You created First timer issues. They were meant to teach you lessons of mentoring, collaborating, etc. At Public Lab, we teach collaborators from beginner level.
I think the above plan for the GCI was completed. You all did all types of tasks. So, why are you stressed up? Learning is a continuous curve and will never reach an end. It is a starting. You will fall, then you have to rise up again. If you will never fall then how can you rise?

I hope that you all enjoyed learning all the above things.
In case even if you will feel disheartened about the result, then you can try again next year. We are there to help you always. We want no one to be stressed. Be cool. Have fun. You are children and stress word should not appear within you ever.

In case you are ineligible for GCI next year, then you can think to participate in Open Source through other means, like GSoC, Outreachy, RGSoC, etc. We run all three programs. Don't ever lose hope. Continue coding and be happy.

Similarly for mentor prize distribution, please don’t think of it as a competition. Think about it as your first global mentoring program. You all did a superb job. You managed to publish 250+ tasks. You managed to review 500+ tasks/issues/PRs. Was that not an achievement?

Both mentors and mentees were able to communicate with people all over the world across different time zones. Managing workload across different time zone is an industrial quality you all developed. Qualitative attributes like ownership, reviews, collaborative skills, teamwork, accountability, and responsibility were developed.

I initially thought of posting mentor related stuff at private mentors only channel. But then I realised that this GCI we achieved much more than we thought. I was really scared this year. You all can ask Jeff. Last year, the crowd was too much and unmanageable. This year we found emerging mentorship within students too. This emerging quality helped us in more number of prs and issues being solved. As mentors behaved like experienced developers, I can’t refrain from this text to private mentors only channel. :rocket:

Was this period too hectic for you all? I took a break myself. So, on vacation, I and Jeff thought of an idea to give you all a break of one week just after the GCI. So, all students will be on NO WORK from 25 January to 30 January. From 31 January to 7 February all GCI mentors can take rest. We want you all to go on vacation OR do anything which you enjoy. Play Guitar or dance or watch NetFlix. Do whatsoever you like. But give it a break.

I will be available in these periods too. So, we have added a field for fun activities in the grade sheet/evaluation forms. Do anything amazing before GCI ends and post that there. It is completely optional. We will not grade you on the basis of the fun event. :smile: Write what you did and which fun event you did just before the end of GCI. Make sure you write about the event you like instead of making us happy. We will not be judging you on fun events. :smile:
However outreachy mentors have to be online and work with their students.

I will be posting student evaluation forms soon. Kindly fill them asap. These are editable forms, so in case of errors feel free to edit them before ``Thursday, January 23 (18:00 UTC)
In case of doubts regarding forms fields etc. contact me personally or any other mentors. Thanks all. Have a wonderful career ahead :rocket: :tada:

SidharthBansal on 12 Jan 2020

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CoderJolly on 1 Dec 2019

Hey Everyone! GCI Candidates are welcome to contribute to our repositories!
I am a mentor for PL. In case of any doubts. Feel free to ping me at any time :-)
Thanks for participating in GCI
Isha

IshaGupta18 on 2 Dec 2019

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@IshaGupta18 The link https://github.com/orgs/publiclab/teams/gci/discussions?pinned=1 doesn't seem to work for me. It gives a 404 error for some reason

chen-robert on 3 Dec 2019

@chen-robert sorry for the inconvenience caused to you.Actually it's GCI mentor group and all the discussion that are present in that group are only accessible by the mentors

keshav234156 on 3 Dec 2019

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ALL GCI STUDENTS ARE REQUESTED TO GET THEIR PR REVIEW TASK APPROVAL FOR WEEK 1 FROM KESHAV
@keshav234156

SidharthBansal on 7 Dec 2019

PR Review grading will be done after each week.
1st week by @keshav234156
2nd week by @pydevsg
3rd week by @IshaGupta18
4th week by @ananyaarun
more soon
All GCI students are requested to leave a hello in this issue

SidharthBansal on 7 Dec 2019

We are aiming at a Supportive community at PL. So, we will be giving 1pt/week per repository to the students who will help in reviewing the PRs which are not reviewed yet.
Students are requested to write descriptive comments so that the creator of PR facing any trouble can resolve the problems in their PR. Yes, we want students to behave as mentors and review PR. 🎉
🚀
Student can do ALL supportive tasks along with their current task. Students can get points for these tasks after completion of the week.
For week i they will get marks in week i+1.
For the last week, get points in the last week itself.
These supportive tasks are made so that students can be busy while their tasks are under review by the mentors. You can check other supportive tasks too.
All students can do as many as supportive tasks as they want. They will get points for all of them.
Example, X opens 100 FTOS then X will get 100 points. We will circulate a form at the last week where you all have to write about these supportive tasks.

In case of any doubts, please feel free to ask here.

SidharthBansal on 7 Dec 2019

All students are requested to get PR review task in week i+1 for week i. We will delete week i PR Review task per repo in week i + 2.
We want all of you to secure a lot of points due to these tasks.
Tip: There are many tasks labelled with fto-candidate. If you change them to first-timers-only issue using fto templates, then you will get 1pt/fto.

Best of luck :-)

SidharthBansal on 7 Dec 2019

Hello I am participating in GCI

Uzay-G on 7 Dec 2019

Hello! I'm participating in Google Code-in, and I'm excited to help out here. It looks like the task system here is separate from the GCI tasks dashboard, where you have to wait for one task to be approved before moving on to the next.

Is it alright to work on multiple PRs at the same time here on GitHub (just while waiting for the others to be reviewed)?

anthony-zhou on 7 Dec 2019

@anthony-zhou you're technically allowed to work in multiple on Github, but if another student gets the issue on the dashboard it's theirs.

It's not a good situation when a participant claims a task that already has a PR up for it by a participant that didn't claim (this has already happened ). So I would say please don't officially open the PR on Github until you get the issue on dashboard (keep your changes local).

sashadev-sky on 7 Dec 2019

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Hello, glad to meet you.
You can take multiple supportive task with existing claimed task on the
dashboard. But you can't open prs for two gci non supportive tasks
simultaneously.
Supportive tasks are meant to keep you busy while mentors are reviewing
your prs.

On Sun, 8 Dec 2019, 4:00 am Sasha Boginsky, notifications@github.com
wrote:

@anthony-zhou https://github.com/anthony-zhou you're technically
allowed to work in multiple on Github, but if another student gets the
issue on the dashboard it's theirs.

It's not a good situation when a participant claims a task that already
has a PR up for it by a participant that didn't claim (this has already
happened ). So I would say please don't officially open the PR on Github
until you get the issue on dashboard (keep your changes local).

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SidharthBansal on 8 Dec 2019

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We will be giving points who are actively reviewing prs throughout the week. I observed some students write a single comment and are asking for approvals. We want GCI students to learn about reviewing prs too. Writing a single comment will give you points but you all will not be able to learn. So, I will advise students to review as many prs as possible.
Thanks

cc/ @chen-robert @Uzay-G @VladimirMikulic @Ugtan @anthony-zhou
Can you guys write GitHub handle of all the GCI students you know in this post? Please don't write handles that are already present in this post.
I want all the Github Handle so that all the announcements done in this post are reached to them.

Mentors, please do it @keshav234156 @ananyaarun @sashadev-sky @pydevsg @IshaGupta18

SidharthBansal on 8 Dec 2019

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Sorry I don't know Github handle of all the GCI students. So, I want your help.
Thanks

SidharthBansal on 8 Dec 2019

@fluctix @HarshKhandeparkar @genesis331 @CodeSarthak @vgadodia

Uzay-G on 8 Dec 2019

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Hello! I'm Angad - a sophomore participating in Google Code-In. I just finished my first task and I'm about to claim my next. My email is [email protected], I am also on the Gitter channel as @dotangad.

dotangad on 9 Dec 2019

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Hey! I am Sarthak. I am participating in GCI for Public Lab. I participated for Public Lab last year too and I finished seventh in the leaderboards.

Feel free to dm me on Gitter or mail me at [email protected]

Looking forward to working with everyone :)

CodeSarthak on 9 Dec 2019

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Hi! I am Harsh. I have been participating in gci for the last years. I learnt about publiclab via gci last year and I have been contributing to the ImageSequencer ever since. One of the main reasons why I stayed back and continued contributing is the welcomng attitude and fto issues.

Publiclab introduces me to proper open source and I have learnt exponentially ever since I joined PL.

Thanks all!

harshkhandeparkar on 9 Dec 2019

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Please don't write any information about yourself
Welcome all

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Hi! I am Harsh. I have been participating in gci for the last years. I
learnt about publiclab via gci last year and I have been contributing to
the ImageSequencer ever since. One of the main reasons why I stayed back
and continued contributing is the welcomng attitude and fto issues.

Publiclab introduces me to proper open source and I have learnt
exponentially ever since I joined PL.

Thanks all!

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SidharthBansal on 9 Dec 2019

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VladimirMikulic on 9 Dec 2019

Hello GCI students,
I hope you all had a great 🎉 experience with Public Lab this winter. We have more surprises for you coming ahead. All the best for week 2. Try to maintain consistency. Even if you are not able to solve the problem stick to it. We are there to guide you so that you can solve it 💯
So, don't take the stress. Most importantly don't take it as a competition. Take it as a learning challenge!
I observed that students are helping each other. That's really amazing 🙌
Few tips: PR reviews are marked per WEEK per REPOSITORY.
So, please start reviewing prs of multiple repositories so that you can get multiple points. Also, review as many prs as possible as this will help you in understand the code of the repos :-)
I observed students get pr reviews task approval for only one repo. So, start doing for multiple repos.

The second piece of advice is to start making FTOs. Many students are free as their tasks are under review. So, you can utilize your time by doing ftos. Create as many ftos as possible.
If you find a bug then please report it as an issue on the GitHub, you will get points. Then either we can upload it to GCI dashboard or you will turn it into fto. Either way, you will get points.

Supportive tasks will help you gain a lot of points. Best part is you don't have to claim them nor get approval from mentors after your first supportive task is complete. 2nd, 3rd... supportive tasks will be graded on google forms circulated at the end of GCI. You can fill all the supportive tasks detail there.
If you did 250 supportive tasks then 250 points. Isn't that amazing folks ? 🚀

SidharthBansal on 11 Dec 2019

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In case of any doubts, feel free to ask ME or any mentor,

SidharthBansal on 11 Dec 2019

Hi, are any hall-of-fame tasks going to be added soon?

CodeSarthak on 13 Dec 2019

If you find any task that is very difficult like writing docs for whole
repo(15+files), creating a new section of a profile like creating auth
modals, etc. then please let me know. I will mark it as hOF and add it to
the GCI dashboard.
Mentors are busy reviewing the tasks so we are not able to add those types
of tasks till now. Thanks for the reminder.
Please see the break-up labeled task. Maybe we can label them as hOF.
Also, plots2 require system tests for many functions. So, writing 15+
system tests and breaking it into system tests for GCI as medium tasks can
be treated as hOF. It depends on the situation. Please ping wherever you
think we can have hOF label. It should be an EPIC issue. We can discuss it
there.
Thanks

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Hi, are any hall-of-fame tasks going to be added soon?

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SidharthBansal on 13 Dec 2019

GCI students are requested to take on the tasks labelled with hall of fame
and submit tasks for pr reviews of second week and third week by end of third week (22 Dec 2019)
We will upload week 3 tasks shortly.
Thanks all

SidharthBansal on 18 Dec 2019

Hi, this is my first time GCI!

dnhuan on 19 Dec 2019

Oh great! Welcome to Public Lab
Please read through this welcoming post carefully.
Can you please start with the installation task(s) and 2 beginner
issues/ftos?
Then you can switch to medium/hard or hall-of-fame tasks.
Best of luck all of you :rocket:

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Hi, this is my first time GCI!

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SidharthBansal on 19 Dec 2019

Students participated in the program: (students from the dashboard that have completed at least one task)
arnavlol
az @anthony-zhou
cb @chiragbhansali
CHEAH ZIXU @genesis331
CodeSarthak @CodeSarthak
EX3x19
fluctix @fluctix
Ghosteroid_naman
HarshK @HarshKhandeparkar
Jonah_zekes
MarxPlank
NotDeGhost @chen-robert
Oleg
pythongiant @pythongiant
ryan10145 @Ryan10145
symt @symt
takitsuse
UG @Uzay-G
Veer @vgadodia
VladeDev @VladimirMikulic
Dotangad @dotangad
Ooi Jun Xiang
handlerug
syobon
Prinxe
Sparks @tsparksh
ee9957 @ee9957
md37 @md37

Kindly ping the GCI students not present in the above list OR whose github handle is not present.

SidharthBansal on 27 Dec 2019

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Merry Christmas 🎄 🎅 🎁 ☃️
I hope all of you are enjoying the holidays.
I just published pr review tasks for the following weeks:
week 4: 23 - 29Dec
week 5: 30dec - 5 Jan
Thanks all

SidharthBansal on 27 Dec 2019

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Thanks @SidharthBansal and merry christmas :santa:! Hey could you please check out my comments on the codecov issue? Thank you so much.

It's a difficult task but I am gonna try my best :+1:!

Uzay-G on 27 Dec 2019

Please read through its official docs

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Thanks @SidharthBansal https://github.com/SidharthBansal and merry
christmas 🎅! Hey could you please check out my comments on the codecov
issue https://github.com/publiclab/plots2/issues/6290? Thank you so
much.

It's a difficult task but I am gonna try my best 👍!

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SidharthBansal on 27 Dec 2019

Yeah I checked them out and looked at some examples configurations.

Uzay-G on 27 Dec 2019

Oh great, it's just a start but this change made the codecov bot work on plots2: https://github.com/publiclab/plots2/pull/7042. There are other problems but it's a start!
What do you think @SidharthBansal?

Uzay-G on 27 Dec 2019

Ok great

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Oh great, it's just a start but this change made the codecov bot work on
plots2: #7042 https://github.com/publiclab/plots2/pull/7042. There are
other problems but it's a start!

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SidharthBansal on 29 Dec 2019

Happy new year!
We are going to upload the following issues after reformatting them
publiclab/plots2#5585
publiclab/plots2#4487
publiclab/plots2#4323
publiclab/plots2#4268
publiclab/plots2#4250
publiclab/plots2#3439
publiclab/plots2#3367
If any candidate wants to pick them before reformatting them, then they can pick it up before reformatting them.
Most of the above will be hard issues.

SidharthBansal on 1 Jan 2020

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Reminder: Ftos carries a lot of points. Please make as many ftos as possible.

SidharthBansal on 1 Jan 2020

In case any GCI student finds that scores are inappropriate and they should get higher score for that task then feel free to ping me. We will evaluate them.
Example: Today I observed one Gigantic PR review, so I have to give points to GCI student who is constantly reviewing another GCI student's pr on an hourly basis. Just I was fair to the reviewer.
Sometimes reviews are too big and the reviewer should get points too. If this is the case then we can increase the instance count of the issue. I hope all will understand this thing.
Thanks all

SidharthBansal on 1 Jan 2020

When PR reviews are EPIC it becomes tasks are done in collaborations.

SidharthBansal on 1 Jan 2020

Few more issues which are going to be published on GCI dashboard soon
Here's possibly a good GCI issue? publiclab/leaflet-environmental-layers#87 medium sized I guess

and a nice one here! publiclab/plots2#6253 large sized!
I'm starting to add this gci-candidate label and they show up as recently updated in this view: https://github.com/publiclab/plots2/issues?q=is%3Aopen+is%3Aissue+label%3Agci-candidate+sort%3Aupdated-desc

SidharthBansal on 4 Jan 2020

Next week's pr review tasks published.

SidharthBansal on 6 Jan 2020

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Is any GCI student willing to convert this into FTO ?
https://github.com/publiclab/plots2/issues/6282#issuecomment-571828261

SidharthBansal on 8 Jan 2020

1 point task

SidharthBansal on 8 Jan 2020

This is another task needing reformatting in FTO template.
https://github.com/publiclab/plots2/issues/6176#issuecomment-571777196
1 point task[supportive task]

SidharthBansal on 8 Jan 2020

This is another task needing reformatting in FTO template.
#6176 (comment)
1 point task[supportive task]

I can work on this one

CodeSarthak on 8 Jan 2020

Sure

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https://github.com/publiclab/plots2/issues/6176#issuecomment-571777196
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I can work on this one

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SidharthBansal on 8 Jan 2020

Hello all GCI students here are some of the tasks which you can work upon in the upcoming few days.

6828

6829

6253

6282

4109

https://github.com/publiclab/mapknitter/issues/1175

pydevsg on 9 Jan 2020

GCI students are requested to get all the tasks published before working on them. All mentors are online now.
Thanks

SidharthBansal on 11 Jan 2020

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Design and Implementation: You learned how to apply changes to get the code work that we discussed in the requirement phase.

Testing: Many students worked at different types of test unit tests, controller tests, integration tests, etc.

SidharthBansal on 12 Jan 2020

❤7 🎉7 👍5 🚀4

https://github.com/publiclab/plots2/issues/7219
issue for quick grabs

SidharthBansal on 13 Jan 2020

Hi a good news for you all. We will be opening GSoC mentorship applications for GCI students also if they are eligible according to GSoC mentorship rules. So, stay connected after the GCI :-)
I hope you all like it

SidharthBansal on 13 Jan 2020

🚀3 👍3

We will be adding a much bigger issue to GCI
https://github.com/publiclab/plots2/issues/5316
All folks are invited to come and get as many prs merged as they want. Each area of code say comments system test will be a hard issue of 5 points. So people are encouraged to do them as many as they want. Let's complete this in GCI 2020

SidharthBansal on 15 Jan 2020

🚀2 👍1

All students are invited to write as many system tests as they want. But let's stick to priority system tests first.

SidharthBansal on 15 Jan 2020

Here is the task
https://codein.withgoogle.com/dashboard/tasks/6015285472002048/

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SidharthBansal on 17 Jan 2020

Yes she is a mentor

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Mentor list is already present in the issue body

SidharthBansal on 17 Jan 2020

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Ther forms are editable

SidharthBansal on 17 Jan 2020

One HoF issue:
https://codein.withgoogle.com/dashboard/tasks/6653314876309504/

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Forms are editable. So you can add on other tasks too afterwards. :-)

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Oh sorry I didn't see. Thanks!

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Uzay-G on 17 Jan 2020

Hello everyone, I just wanted to thank all of you for the amazing work you are doing :rocket: . Also I would like to know if anyone here would like to open the next weekly check-in? I would be glad to guide if needed. Thanks all and keep up the great work :+1:

cesswairimu on 19 Jan 2020

Also I would like to know if anyone here would like to open the next weekly check-in?

I would like to open the next weekly check-in @cesswairimu . I am not a GCI Student but I am new to Public Labs and would like to participate in the organisation more actively.
Thank You :)

daemon1024 on 19 Jan 2020

sure @daemon1024, please do so in the evening today or early tomorrow morning you can choose any of the many repos to open at. Thanks

cesswairimu on 19 Jan 2020

sure @daemon1024, please do so in the evening today or early tomorrow morning you can choose any of the many repos to open at. Thanks

Thanks @cesswairimu !

I would be glad to guide if needed.

Please do so :)

daemon1024 on 19 Jan 2020

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please do so in the evening today or early tomorrow morning you can choose any of the many repos to open at.

@cesswairimu I have opened the check in, https://github.com/publiclab/image-sequencer/issues/1540 here, Kindly review it.

Also sorry for the spam there-in it was due to some mishandling on my end.

daemon1024 on 19 Jan 2020

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It will be great if you all can get your tasks approved asap if not approved yet. Also please fill the grade sheet and mentor evaluation forms before the deadline.

SidharthBansal on 20 Jan 2020

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You can claim one task for some time at the dashboard in the end phase of GCI. So, it will be great if you choose and keep one task for it. Thanks all

SidharthBansal on 20 Jan 2020

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Hello Everyone !!
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CoderJolly on 22 Jan 2020

Is here anyone interested to mentor GSoC or outreachy or rails girl summer of code?

We will be opening the call for mentors shortly

SidharthBansal on 23 Jan 2020

I think it could be interesting but I am not sure I have enough experience.

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You can give it a try. We are there to help you

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SidharthBansal on 23 Jan 2020

@SidharthBansal we have to be mature (18) to be mentors, right?

VladimirMikulic on 23 Jan 2020

Please refer guidelines

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Mentors are requested to fill the form
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1UcmXtNEVjZW6fozpW_9gWduRpnfVNG816JTswx85_VA/edit asap
DEADLINE 27 January 18 IST
Thanks all. We have expedited the process :-)

SidharthBansal on 24 Jan 2020

It was really nice working with you all in GCI.
Let's move to SoC programs now.
Closing this.
Thanks

SidharthBansal on 24 Jan 2020

Those candidates who are ineligible for GSoC mentorship can become part of reviewers team. So, no worries :-)

SidharthBansal on 26 Jan 2020

Also, check Outreachy and Rails Girl Summer of Code mentorship eligibility criterion. Maybe you will fit there

SidharthBansal on 26 Jan 2020

Mark me for reviewers team :+1:

VladimirMikulic on 26 Jan 2020

Please send a request. I or @cesswairimu or @jywarren will accept

SidharthBansal on 26 Jan 2020

Thanks, @SidharthBansal. Where should I send it? Thanks.

VladimirMikulic on 26 Jan 2020

Count me in for reviewers team too

CodeSarthak on 27 Jan 2020

Yeah I would love to be a part!

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Hi, all! New call for SoC mentors for 2020 is up here! #7360
https://github.com/publiclab/plots2/issues/7360
Please comment on the reviewers team thread for reviewers team inclusion.
Thanks all

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Refer #4707

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SidharthBansal on 27 Jan 2020

Google Code In 2019-20 Mentorship Prize Results
Hello everyone, this year was EPIC :rocket:. Over 127 students participated and 35 mentors participated this year :tada:. Around 11 repositories participated this year 💯 . We completed the Login/Sign Up and Oauth Milestone and System Tests 🎖 for entire plots2 repository. Addition to this, please check the pulse monthly

This is greater than SoC programs we had earlier. 💯 This is just for plots2.
Similar progress for other repositories like leaflet, LDI, Editor, MK, SWB, IS and many more.
We are proud to have you all this winter. We have already filled the results for students. Google will be announcing them on 10 February.
Regarding mentors, we will be happy to announce them now 🎉 🎉 🎉
@keshav234156 GCI GRAND PRIZE SUMMIT + PL KIT
@ananyaarun GSOC SUMMIT(If GCI mentor is invited, in 2019 gci mentor was invited. We hope this year also, GCI mentor is invited) + PL Kit
Following mentors will be awarded a PL Kit for their contribution at Public Lab
Ananya, Keshav, Debashish, Mayank Pathela, Sasha, Isha, Sudipto and Harman Jolly. 🥇
I have sent an email for the PL kits. Kindly order that using the coupon code I emailed you all.
Thanks and let's start with GSoC and outreachy 🚀
Let's make it more encouraging and collaborative than past years