Ruby Summer of Code (RSOC)?
Plan A: Try to get GSoC to reconsider Rails org’s application.
Plan B: Organize a Ruby Summer of Code.
Since Plan A apparently hasn’t worked, maybe Plan B will be go?
Comments
- March 23, 2010, Mihai Maruseac wrote: Sorry for not getting into a GSOC :( Anyway, good luck with the RSOC (though, this conflicts with my organisation plans for the summer: the third edition of RSoC - ROSEdu[0] Summer of Code [1]). Unfortunately, both links are in Romanian (it is a RSoC project to translate them this summer). [0]: http://www.rosedu.org/ [1]: http://soc.rosedu.org/2009/
- March 24, 2010, Srdjan Pejic wrote: I'd be interested in seeing how Ruby Summer of Code would run. I'm not entirely convinced that "persuading" Google to include Ruby/Rails is the best idea.
- March 24, 2010, Robert Fischer wrote: Edit: Added link to RubySoC.org.
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