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Announcing Drupal's 2010 Summer of Code students

Drupal is excited to announce that we have 18 amazing projects in this year's Google Summer of Code. This is the sixth year that Drupal has participated in the program, bringing the total investment made by Google in Drupal through the SoC to over $450,000. This investment has resulted in numerous modules and core improvements, but more importantly it has brought in many long time contributors to the drupal project and helped keep numerous other contributors engaged and active in the community.

This year's Summer of Code projects focus on integrating Drupal with other APIs, improving and updating popular contributed modules, improving security, and helping to build new functionalities that will help keep Drupal at the cutting edge. Some of the projects still require co-mentors, and we'll be trying to connect these students with the community in a real world setting, so if you're interested in helping out with community bonding or code review, or even if you just want to keep tabs on the SoC progress, join us over at the Summer of Code group - it's not too late for you to help out!

Please help us in thanking Google for their support of Drupal and all Free & Open Source Software projects, and please welcome our Summer of Code 2010 Students.

Application Student Experience w/ Drupal Primary mentor
Automated Security Reviews Jim Berry (solotandem) Summer of Code 2009 graduate, Grammar Parser module, Deadwood module, contributor to Coder module Karoly Negyesi (chx)
Project Tools for Grassroots Activism Jeremy Blanchard (auzigog) NEW Contributor Kaustubh Srikanth (houndbee)
Port QueryPath to D7 (discussion) Emily Brand (ebrand) Text Formatter module Matt Butcher (mbutcher)
Data Visualization for RDF data (discussion) Lin Clark (linclark) Contributor to core RDF module Laura Scott (lauras)
Bespin for Drupal - Integrated, Web-based, Collaborative Code Editor. Tom Davidson (tomdavidson) NEW Contributor Susan Stewart (hedgemage)
Remote entities (discussion) Tamas Demeter (yorirou) Maintainer of several modules Hugo Wetterberg (hugowetterberg)
Rules data transformation plugin (discussion) Sebastian Gilits (sepgil) Co-maintainer of Pageroute module Wolfgang Ziegler (fago)
Integrating Views output into Feeds for further processing into Drupal (discussion) Aditya Kristanto Goenawan (aditya_kristanto) NEW Contributor Daniel Wehner (dereine)
Date module Drupal 7 basic API rearchitecting (discussion) David Goode (David Goode) Maintainer or co-maintainer of several modules Karen Stevenson (karens)
Facebook-style Micropublisher (FBSMP) (discussion) Nitin Kumar Gupta (publicmind) Facebook-style Links module Isaac Sukin (IceCreamYou)
HTML5 Support for Drupal 7 Maulik Kamdar (maulik.kamdar) NEW Contributor Sumit Kataria (sumitk)
Auto Taxonomy Generation from Node-Content (discussion) Tushar Mahajan (chia) Sitestats, Buzzthis, and YahooMeme modules. Thomas Narres (narres)
Optimize the performance of evaluation part of rule sets (discussion) Saubhagya Maheshwari (Saubhagya) NEW Contributor Klaus Purer (klausi)
Creating a generic Search API (discussion) Thomas Seidl (drunken monkey) Helps maintain the Apache Solr module, 2009 Summer of Code graduate Robert Douglass (robertDouglass)
Development of some functionalities of DXMPP Module (discussion) Shashwat Srivastava (darklrd) NEW Contributor Aaron Winborn (aaron)
Drupal For All (discussion) Edward Turpin (YaxBalamAhaw) Co-maintainer of FeedField module Everett Zufelt (Everett Zufelt)
Drupal Commerce Usability: Bulk Product Creation / Import Tools (discussion) Leighton Whiting (wildkatana) Click2Sell Suite module Damien Tournoud (damz)
Affiliate module (with integration for Drupal Commerce) Bojan Zivanovic (bojanz) Ubercart Affiliate v2 module Ryan Szrama (rszrama)

Comments

Let's rock. (Btw, happy to

Let's rock.

(Btw, happy to see two Drupal Commerce projects in the list)

Rock on. Look forward to

Rock on. Look forward to working with you on this. : )

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Drupal by Wombats

I'm already rocking! This

I'm already rocking! This event is going to send me into rock over-drive!

Lol.

Twitter handles

For students, please let me know your Twitter handle so you can get added to the GSOC2010 list: http://twitter.com/drupal/gsoc2010

Mine is

Activism Labs

Hey all!

I'm excited to be working on my activism tools. The title for the project is now Activism Labs

My twitter is: http://twitter.com/auzigog

The project twitter is http://twitter.com/activismlabs

Thanks, all! I'm stoked to get to know the community better.

http://twitter.com/Yorirou

Twitter URL

Shashwat Srivastava
www.botskool.com

FBSMP

Twitter handle: public_mind

Cheers,
Nitin Kumar Gupta

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http://publicmind.in/blog
Always code as if the guy who ends up maintaining your code will be a violent psychopath who knows where you live - John F. Woods

So good to see this list again!

Google summer of code is always full of energy! I love it.
Congrats to all selected students.

This is gonna ROOOOOOOOOCK!

This is gonna ROOOOOOOOOCK!

Yea, you're tellin me :D

Yea, you're tellin me :D

I'm excited

If these modules come about as good as promised, I will be very excited. Search API and Facebook-style micropublisher have me very excited.

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http://www.arthistoryandinfo.com

FBSMP

Created the project page for FBSMP here: http://drupal.org/project/fbsmp. I have already written a lot of code and will be soon adding it to the repository.

Cheers.

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http://publicmind.in/blog
Always code as if the guy who ends up maintaining your code will be a violent psychopath who knows where you live - John F. Woods

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