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Ali Ayub Khan introduces himself as Pakistan's first GitHub Campus Expert who has participated in programs like Google Summer of Code and was an exchange student in Beijing. He then provides an overview of GSOC, noting that it is a global program focused on introducing students to open source software development through 10-week programming projects. Key statistics about GSOC's impact from 2005 to present are shared. Finally, Ali outlines the steps of his own GSOC journey, including learning about open source, searching for participating organizations, starting contributions by understanding code and opening issues/pull requests, and writing a proposal.
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structure of plant communities across different temporal and spatial scales. These changes can
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Ali ayub khan
- 1. Ali Ayub Khan @AliAyub007 @Ali Ayub Khan @Ali Ayub Khan
- 2. Let’s start with a bit of my introduction Hey there! Welcome to GSOC Session
- 3. ● Pakistan’s First Ambassador @ GitKraken ● Co-Founded GrinPhox & EdSol ● Google Summer of Code Intern (2017) ● Summer Exchange Student (Beijing,China - 2016) ● Automation Specialist @ Jazz ● Community Moderator @ GDG Cloud Islamabad ● Software Developer Intern (University of Oldenburg, Germany) ● Pakistan’s first GitHub Campus Expert.
- 4. GSOC INTRODUCTION • Global Program focused on introducing students to open-source software development • 10-week programming project experience
- 5. From 2005 till now • 16,000+ Student participants • 13,000 Members from 118 Countries • Produced 38,000,000+ lines of code for 715 open-source organizations.
- 6. My GSoC Journey ● Learn about Open Source ● Search for participating organizations. ● Start your contributions ● Write Proposal ● Motivation & Hard work
- 7. Learn About Open Source Learn about Google Summer Of Code From https://summerofcode.withgoogle.com/
- 8. Search for Participating Organizations Search for the organizations in 2020
- 9. Start Your Contributions Understand Code First
- 10. Start Your Contributions Open Issues
- 11. Start Your Contributions Create Pull Requests
- 12. Write Proposal Important Points ● Current Issues ● Proposed Solutions for current issues ● Timeline for solving those issues ● Your experience in Open Source and your contributions in existing projects and organizations My Proposal: shorturl.at/qOPX4
- 13. Most Important Step According to Me?
- 14. Thankyou