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GSoC 2009 Prospective student

From
RDRohan Dhruva <rohandhruva@gmail.com>
Date
Feb 22, 2009, 19:58 UTC
Message-ID
<a149495b0902221158h16d499f7w8bd18abaf1321e46@mail.gmail.com>
Hi,

I am a student from India. I am very interested in taking part in GSoC 2009, working under git project mentors. However, I am completely new to git, I have never used it in the past. I have used svn, but only for downloading source code, never to manage my own code. I am very interested in open source in general, and I have been using Linux from 5-6 years.

That being said, I have knowledge of C/C++ what was taught to me in school and college. I realize that my qualifications as such are not very impressive, and hence I wish to start with a smaller project. I read on the http://git.or.cz/gitwiki/SoC2009Ideas page that a "jump-in" project might be the "Restartable Clones" proposal. Seeing my capabilities, I would like to know whether I am "fit" to undertake work on that project? I promise to put in a lot of hard work to learn git, and it's source code. However, I would also require a bit of hand-holding, at least initially, to get me through.

I am very interested to know the opinion of all prospective mentors on this issue. Thank you very much, and I do hope I am useful to the git community.

-- 
Rohan Dhruva

PS: Please CC me, as I am not subscribed to the list. Thanks.
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