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	== Applying for a Google Summer of Code project with Xiph.Org ==		== Applying for a Google Summer of Code project with Xiph.Org ==

	Prospective students: please fill out a copy of this template for your application, answering each question in plenty of detail. The more information the better - though we might ask you later for more details anyway. You can fill in your application at http://~~code~~.google.com/~~soc~~/		Prospective students: please fill out a copy of this template for your application, answering each question in plenty of detail. The more information the better - though we might ask you later for more details anyway. You can fill in your application at http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/homepage/google/gsoc2015

	Our list of suggested projects is at ~~http://wiki.xiph.org/index.php/Summer_of_Code~~. You're welcome to suggest other projects, though, if you think you have a good idea. Feel free to jump on ~~irc~~ (irc.freenode.net, #~~xiph~~) if you'd like to discuss things before submitting a project proposal.		Our list of suggested projects is at [[Summer_of_Code_2015]]. You're welcome to suggest other projects, though, if you think you have a good idea. Feel free to jump on IRC (irc.freenode.net, #icecast) if you'd like to discuss things before submitting a project proposal.

	To be accepted, you '''must''' join the project at least peripherally ahead of time. Checking out the code, compiling and submitting sample code are highly recommended bug fixes even better :) Join the [http://lists.xiph.org/mailman/listinfo/ mailing list] ~~for the component you want to work on~~ and introduce yourself. Hang out with us on IRC. Give us a chance to get to know you. Don't be shy. Multimedia programming is technically demanding and while we do everything we can to help our students, we need to understand what your background is, what you know and what we'll need to work on before we can properly evaluate your application.		To be accepted, you '''must''' join the project at least peripherally ahead of time. Checking out the code, compiling and submitting sample code are highly recommended bug fixes even better :) Join the [http://lists.xiph.org/mailman/listinfo/icecast-dev Icecast developer mailing list] and introduce yourself. Hang out with us on IRC. Give us a chance to get to know you. Don't be shy. Multimedia programming is technically demanding and while we do everything we can to help our students, we need to understand what your background is, what you know and what we'll need to work on before we can properly evaluate your application.

	To reiterate: '''The absolute best thing you can do is to pick a small project or bug and contribute some code. That will give you and us an idea what it's like to work together.'''		To reiterate: '''The absolute best thing you can do is to pick a small project or bug and contribute some code. That will give you and us an idea what it's like to work together.'''

			We also recommend students to read the [http://en.flossmanuals.net/GSoCStudentGuide/ student guide book], it has valuable information and tips.

	== '''Contact Detail''' ==		== '''Contact Detail''' ==
	What is your name and If you are regular user of IRC then Provide your Nick name..		What is your name and If you are regular user of Freenode IRC then Provide your Nick name.

	= Your background =		= Your background =

Johnf: /* Applying for a Google Summer of Code project with Xiph.Org */

2009-03-26T06:59:22Z

Applying for a Google Summer of Code project with Xiph.Org

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	== Applying for a Google Summer of Code project with Xiph.Org ==		== Applying for a Google Summer of Code project with Xiph.Org ==

	Prospective students: please fill out a copy of this template for your application, answering each question in plenty of detail. The more information the better - though we might ask you later for more details anyway. You can fill in ~~yuor~~ application at http://code.google.com/soc/		Prospective students: please fill out a copy of this template for your application, answering each question in plenty of detail. The more information the better - though we might ask you later for more details anyway. You can fill in your application at http://code.google.com/soc/

	Our list of suggested projects is at http://wiki.xiph.org/index.php/Summer_of_Code. You're welcome to suggest other projects, though, if you think you have a good idea. Feel free to jump on irc (irc.freenode.net, #xiph) if you'd like to discuss things before submitting a project proposal.		Our list of suggested projects is at http://wiki.xiph.org/index.php/Summer_of_Code. You're welcome to suggest other projects, though, if you think you have a good idea. Feel free to jump on irc (irc.freenode.net, #xiph) if you'd like to discuss things before submitting a project proposal.

Johnf: /* Applying for a Google Summer of Code project with Xiph.Org */

2009-03-26T06:55:44Z

Applying for a Google Summer of Code project with Xiph.Org

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	== Applying for a Google Summer of Code project with Xiph.Org ==		== Applying for a Google Summer of Code project with Xiph.Org ==

	Prospective students: please fill out a copy of this template for your application, answering each question in plenty of detail. The more information the better - though we might ask you later for more details anyway.		Prospective students: please fill out a copy of this template for your application, answering each question in plenty of detail. The more information the better - though we might ask you later for more details anyway. You can fill in yuor application at http://code.google.com/soc/

	Our list of suggested projects is at http://wiki.xiph.org/index.php/Summer_of_Code. You're welcome to suggest other projects, though, if you think you have a good idea. Feel free to jump on irc (irc.freenode.net, #xiph) if you'd like to discuss things before submitting a project proposal.		Our list of suggested projects is at http://wiki.xiph.org/index.php/Summer_of_Code. You're welcome to suggest other projects, though, if you think you have a good idea. Feel free to jump on irc (irc.freenode.net, #xiph) if you'd like to discuss things before submitting a project proposal.

Bijolianabhi: /* '''Contact Detail''' */

2009-03-20T16:57:38Z

'''Contact Detail'''

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	== '''Contact Detail''' ==		== '''Contact Detail''' ==
			What is your name and If you are regular user of IRC then Provide your Nick name..

	~~My Name~~ is ~~Abhinav Chittora.~~
	~~My Email Id is bijolianabhi@gmail.com.~~
	~~I am Regular~~ user of IRC ~~with~~ Nick ~~Name Abhinav1~~.

	= Your background =		= Your background =

Bijolianabhi at 16:53, 20 March 2009

2009-03-20T16:53:13Z

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	To reiterate: '''The absolute best thing you can do is to pick a small project or bug and contribute some code. That will give you and us an idea what it's like to work together.'''		To reiterate: '''The absolute best thing you can do is to pick a small project or bug and contribute some code. That will give you and us an idea what it's like to work together.'''

			== '''Contact Detail''' ==


	My Name is Abhinav Chittora.		My Name is Abhinav Chittora.

Bijolianabhi: /* Name and Contact details */

2009-03-20T15:46:10Z

Name and Contact details

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	To reiterate: '''The absolute best thing you can do is to pick a small project or bug and contribute some code. That will give you and us an idea what it's like to work together.'''		To reiterate: '''The absolute best thing you can do is to pick a small project or bug and contribute some code. That will give you and us an idea what it's like to work together.'''

	= Name ~~and Contact details =~~		My Name is Abhinav Chittora.
			My Email Id is bijolianabhi@gmail.com.
	~~Your name and email address here.~~ IRC ~~nick if you have a regular one~~.		I am Regular user of IRC with Nick Name Abhinav1.

	= Your background =		= Your background =

Mdale: /* Applying for a Google Summer of Code project with Xiph.Org */ applicants

2009-03-10T22:32:35Z

Applying for a Google Summer of Code project with Xiph.Org: applicants

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	Our list of suggested projects is at http://wiki.xiph.org/index.php/Summer_of_Code. You're welcome to suggest other projects, though, if you think you have a good idea. Feel free to jump on irc (irc.freenode.net, #xiph) if you'd like to discuss things before submitting a project proposal.		Our list of suggested projects is at http://wiki.xiph.org/index.php/Summer_of_Code. You're welcome to suggest other projects, though, if you think you have a good idea. Feel free to jump on irc (irc.freenode.net, #xiph) if you'd like to discuss things before submitting a project proposal.

	To be accepted, you '''must''' join the project at least peripherally ahead of time. Join the [http://lists.xiph.org/mailman/listinfo/ mailing list] for the component you want to work on and introduce yourself. Hang out with us on IRC. Give us a chance to get to know you. Don't be shy. Multimedia programming is technically demanding and while we do everything we can to help our students, we need to understand what your background is, what you know and what we'll need to work on before we can properly evaluate your application.		To be accepted, you '''must''' join the project at least peripherally ahead of time. Checking out the code, compiling and submitting sample code are highly recommended bug fixes even better :) Join the [http://lists.xiph.org/mailman/listinfo/ mailing list] for the component you want to work on and introduce yourself. Hang out with us on IRC. Give us a chance to get to know you. Don't be shy. Multimedia programming is technically demanding and while we do everything we can to help our students, we need to understand what your background is, what you know and what we'll need to work on before we can properly evaluate your application.

	The absolute best thing you can do is to pick a small project or ~~"itch"~~ and contribute some code. That will give you and us an idea what it's like to work together.		To reiterate: '''The absolute best thing you can do is to pick a small project or bug and contribute some code. That will give you and us an idea what it's like to work together.'''

	= Name and Contact details =		= Name and Contact details =

Rillian: /* Applying for a Google Summer of Code project with Xiph.Org */ improve wording

2007-03-09T17:52:36Z

Applying for a Google Summer of Code project with Xiph.Org: improve wording

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	== Applying for a Google Summer of Code project with Xiph.Org ==		== Applying for a Google Summer of Code project with Xiph.Org ==

	Prospective students: please fill out a copy of this template for your application, answering each question in plenty of detail. The more information the better - though we might ask you for more details ~~later~~ anyway.		Prospective students: please fill out a copy of this template for your application, answering each question in plenty of detail. The more information the better - though we might ask you later for more details anyway.

	Our list of suggested projects is at http://wiki.xiph.org/index.php/Summer_of_Code. You're welcome to suggest other projects, though, if you think you have a good idea. Feel free to jump on irc (irc.freenode.net, #xiph) if you'd like to discuss things before submitting a project proposal.		Our list of suggested projects is at http://wiki.xiph.org/index.php/Summer_of_Code. You're welcome to suggest other projects, though, if you think you have a good idea. Feel free to jump on irc (irc.freenode.net, #xiph) if you'd like to discuss things before submitting a project proposal.

Rillian: /* Applying for a Google Summer of Code project with Xiph.Org */

2007-03-05T21:18:53Z

Applying for a Google Summer of Code project with Xiph.Org

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	Our list of suggested projects is at http://wiki.xiph.org/index.php/Summer_of_Code. You're welcome to suggest other projects, though, if you think you have a good idea. Feel free to jump on irc (irc.freenode.net, #xiph) if you'd like to discuss things before submitting a project proposal.		Our list of suggested projects is at http://wiki.xiph.org/index.php/Summer_of_Code. You're welcome to suggest other projects, though, if you think you have a good idea. Feel free to jump on irc (irc.freenode.net, #xiph) if you'd like to discuss things before submitting a project proposal.

	To be accepted, you '''must''' join the project at least peripherally ahead of time. Join the mailing list for the component you want to work on and introduce yourself. Hang out with us on IRC. Give us a chance to get to know you. Don't be shy. Multimedia programming is technically demanding and while we do everything we can to help our students, we need to understand what your background is, what you know and what we'll need to work on before we can properly evaluate your application.		To be accepted, you '''must''' join the project at least peripherally ahead of time. Join the [http://lists.xiph.org/mailman/listinfo/ mailing list] for the component you want to work on and introduce yourself. Hang out with us on IRC. Give us a chance to get to know you. Don't be shy. Multimedia programming is technically demanding and while we do everything we can to help our students, we need to understand what your background is, what you know and what we'll need to work on before we can properly evaluate your application.

	The absolute best thing you can do is to pick a small project or "itch" and contribute some code. That will give you and us an idea what it's like to work together.		The absolute best thing you can do is to pick a small project or "itch" and contribute some code. That will give you and us an idea what it's like to work together.

Rillian: /* Applying for a Google Summer of Code project with Xiph.Org */ mention interview requirements

2007-03-05T21:18:01Z

Applying for a Google Summer of Code project with Xiph.Org: mention interview requirements

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	Our list of suggested projects is at http://wiki.xiph.org/index.php/Summer_of_Code. You're welcome to suggest other projects, though, if you think you have a good idea. Feel free to jump on irc (irc.freenode.net, #xiph) if you'd like to discuss things before submitting a project proposal.		Our list of suggested projects is at http://wiki.xiph.org/index.php/Summer_of_Code. You're welcome to suggest other projects, though, if you think you have a good idea. Feel free to jump on irc (irc.freenode.net, #xiph) if you'd like to discuss things before submitting a project proposal.

			To be accepted, you '''must''' join the project at least peripherally ahead of time. Join the mailing list for the component you want to work on and introduce yourself. Hang out with us on IRC. Give us a chance to get to know you. Don't be shy. Multimedia programming is technically demanding and while we do everything we can to help our students, we need to understand what your background is, what you know and what we'll need to work on before we can properly evaluate your application.

			The absolute best thing you can do is to pick a small project or "itch" and contribute some code. That will give you and us an idea what it's like to work together.

	= Name and Contact details =		= Name and Contact details =