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[GSoC] Introduction and dev environment setup help

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HHHisham Hasan <hishhasanstudent@gmail.com>
Date
Mar 4, 2025, 09:34 UTC
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Hello all,

You may refer to me as Hisham (he/him). I am currently doing my BS in Computer Science. I meet all the eligibility requirements for the Google Summer of Code program.

To begin with, before I start working on a microproject, is it possible for me to contribute to an even smaller task (A nanoproject!?) that pertains mainly to something like a minor refactoring issue. This is mainly to ease myself into the codebase, meet with members of the community, and gain a better understanding of my capabilities here. If this option is not suitable and it is more preferable to start with a microproject, that's perfectly fine as well.

I have looked at the SoC 2025 Microprojects list and the SoC 2025 Ideas list. I am currently setting up my development environment. I have cloned the git repository to my local machine. I would like to ask some clarifying questions about setting up my development environment as I couldn't find adequate answers in the docs.

Thanks all, Hisham

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  1. Hisham HasanMar 4, 2025
  2. Usman AkinyemiMar 4, 2025
  3. Eric SunshineMar 4, 2025

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