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On 05/14/2010 06:04 PM, Donnie Berkholz wrote: |
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> Project Websites |
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> We highly recommend having a centralized location for information about |
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> you and your project, and Trac is an ideal way to do that. We are happy |
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> to set up Trac instances for your project, so it has an online home |
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> where people can go to learn more about it. This will provide you with a |
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> homepage, a wiki, a timeline, and possibly integration with your source |
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> code. |
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For my own projects I have Agilefant running: |
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http://www.agilefant.org/ |
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Agilefant supports multiple products so anyone else who wants to use it |
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for their GSoC project, email me GPG signed and I'll email you back |
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credentials encrypted with that key. |
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> Progress Reports |
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> We expect weekly progress reports from each of you, at the very least. |
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> Feel free to report more often! Your mentor will tell you his preferred |
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> method of communication, but you must also post your weekly progress |
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> reports to the gentoo-soc mailing list, as well as on your blog for all |
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> to see. Make sure that you inform your mentor well in advance if you |
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> plan to be missing for a week or more (vacation, exams etc.). We |
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> understand that you have a student life to attend to in parallel, but if |
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> you are missing for more than a week without reason, we will be forced |
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> to disqualify you from the program. |
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I require daily scrum emails from all my students. Feel free to take any |
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other points from documentation I have available at: |
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http://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B_ck8Y9ixNtFNjI2NmJkMzAtN2UzZS00ODEwLThhYzUtY2FiOTdhZGViYjE3&hl=en |
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Regards, |
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Petteri |
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