Contributing to GSoC 2023 with MIT App Inventor

[Kalana_Rubasinghe]

Hi all,

I am Kalana Rubasinghe, an undergraduate in computer science. Currently, I'm studying at the University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka.

I am hoping to be a part of your community to contribute to the GSoC '23 so that I could sharpen my skills and put my abilities to test.
Since I have prior knowledge of JUnit and testing, I am interested in test-related projects mentioned in the project ideas list.

I would like to know how to contact a mentor to guide me through this early phase.
Really looking forward to being working with the community.

Check out my previous projects and contributions on GitHub:
(Kalana99 (Kalana Rubasinghe) · GitHub)

[ewpatton]

Welcome @Kalana_Rubasinghe,

If you haven't already, please take a look at the general announcement for GSOC 2023:

MIT App Inventor Accepted to GSoC 2023

Hello everyone, We're happy to announce (a little bit late) MIT App Inventor has been accepted for Google Summer of Code 2023. Contributors can begin to submit proposals on March 20. I'll post links to our application process then. This year as last year, Google is funding 350-hour and 175-hour projects. We're accepting proposals for either size, but we've actually had better luck with 175-hour projects. So remember that larger isn't necessarily better. In addition to the quality of your pro…

We encourage everyone to discuss their projects in this forum. As potential mentors for the project, @Susan_Lane and I should be able to address your questions.

Regards,
Evan