Week 2 Update ✅ Migrated Profile logic ✅ Migrated Rooms module Focused on maintaining feature parity while adapting to the new architecture. Another step toward a cleaner and more maintainable codebase. #Flutter #GoogleSummerOfCode #AOSSIE #OpenSource

Merged 2nd PR today! #GoogleSummerOfCode #Apache

Congratulations 💐 to our students, Amrita P. and Sneha Shree Prusty for being selected in the highly competitive global program 'Google Summer of Code (GSoC) 2026'. Both the students are active members of the Algorithmic and Programming Society (@ApsocietyNitr), mentored by Prof. Arun Kumar from the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, NIT Rourkela. Amrita P. will be working on "Patient Visit Summary Printing for OpenMRS 3" and Sneha Shree will be driving the "Direct Integration of PathVisio with WikiPathways GitHub". @EduMinOfIndia #NITRourkela #GSoC2026 #GoogleSummerOfCode #APSNITR #OpenSource

Community Bonding Period ✅ Analyzed the codebase, finalized the MVVM Riverpod migration approach with @M4dhav1 , reviewed PRs, triaged issues, and prepared for the coding phase. 🚀 #GSoC #Flutter #GoogleSummerOfCode #AOSSIE #Resonate

Global recognition in open-source leadership at TIET. We are proud to share that Vedant Anand, Joint Secretary of the OWASP Student Chapter, TIET, has been selected as a Mentor for Google Summer of Code (GSoC) 2026 under the OWASP Foundation. Google Summer of Code is one of the world’s most prestigious open-source programs, bringing together contributors, developers, and mentors from across the globe to work on impactful real-world software projects. Being selected as a mentor reflects exceptional technical expertise, leadership, and contribution to the open-source ecosystem. We congratulate Vedant Anand on this outstanding global achievement and for representing TIET at an international level. Many paths. One purpose. Seeking excellence together. #ThaparInstituteOfEngineeringAndTechnology #GoogleSummerOfCode #GSoC2026 #OWASP #OpenSource #CyberSecurity #StudentLeadership #GlobalAchievement #TIET

Google Summer of Code 2026 — let’s gooo! 🚀 Excited to spend this summer building, learning, and contributing to open source. #GSoC2026 #GoogleSummerOfCode #OpenSource

Global recognition in open-source innovation at TIET. We are proud to share that Sarthak Tyagi, Yash Agarwal, and Pushpit Kamboj have been selected for Google Summer of Code (GSoC) 2026 - Google’s prestigious international open-source program. Through GSoC, students from across the world contribute to leading open-source organizations under the guidance of experienced mentors, gaining exposure to large-scale real-world software development. The selected students and organizations are: • Sarthak Tyagi (3rd Year, COE) - OpenWISP • Yash Agarwal (3rd Year, COPC) - Apache Software Foundation • Pushpit Kamboj (4th Year, COE) - OpenWISP This achievement reflects strong technical expertise, collaborative problem-solving, and excellence in open-source development. We congratulate the students on this outstanding global accomplishment and wish them continued success. Many paths. One purpose. Seeking excellence together. #ThaparInstituteOfEngineeringAndTechnology #GoogleSummerOfCode #GSoC2026 #OpenSource #SoftwareDevel

Winter Arc, Summer Build. Excited to share that I’ll be contributing to OSGeo through Google Summer of Code 2026. #GSoC2026 #GoogleSummerOfCode #OSGeo #OpenSource #Istsos #timetravel

We are happy to announce our 4 #GSoC2026 participants! Have a look at our latest blog post to get to know them and how they'll contribute to our project! #GoogleSummerOfCode #GSoC #RizinOrg #OpenSource rizin.re/posts/gsoc-2026-ann…

Google @GoogleOSS zveřejnil už také seznam 1141 projektů (vývojářů) přijatých do letošního, již dvaadvacátého, Google Summer of Code. Přihlášeno bylo celkově 23371 projektů od 15245 vývojářů ze 131 zemí. 👉 summerofcode.withgoogle.com/… #GoogleSummerOfCode #GSoC #GSoC2026

Excited to share — I've been selected as a Google Summer of Code 2026 contributor with CCExtractor Development 🎉 What makes this special isn't the title. It's everything that led to it. Half a year across the stack — one PR at a time: — Homebrew packaging for macOS & Linux, bringing CCExtractor back to the package manager after a two-year absence — Snap packaging for cross-distro Linux support — A Rust FFI bug that only showed up on ARM64 — not x86, not in tests, only in production — Machine-readable JSON stream report tested against 172 real broadcast files — ASS/SSA subtitle positioning mapped from the actual CEA-608 grid so captions render where they're supposed to — A user on 32-bit Windows with 63 CEA-708 decoder services eating ~122 MB upfront — fixed with lazy allocation — XMLTV generation restored for ATSC streams so users could finally extract EPG data from real broadcast recordings — DVB subtitle timing fixes, HEVC stream recognition to prevent crashes. — Flutter build failures fixed across macOS and Android getting the GUI layer stable across platforms — And much more. C, Rust, Dart/Flutter, packaging, DevOps, cross-platform infrastructure — wide stack, real production code, real users. This summer I'll be working on the CCExtractor v1.00 release — fixing regressions, expanding test coverage, syncing the Flutter GUI with the CLI, and stabilizing the release pipeline across every platform. The goal: v1.00 ships cleanly. No asterisks. A lot of this traces back to @kirat_tw and the @100xDevs community. Been part of Cohort 2 and Cohort 3. Not just the cohorts — the YouTube videos, the open source awareness he brought to the Indian dev community, the way he raised the bar for what “learning” should actually look like. He made it clear that shipping real things is the only way to grow. That mindset carried directly into everything above. I genuinely love open source. It's one of the best things that exists — for learning, for building, and for growing in ways that actually matter. Will be posting the full journey here and on LinkedIn — every fix, every decision, every lesson. Would love to have you follow along. :) 💼 LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/chandragupts… 🐙 GitHub: github.com/x15sr71 🔗 GSoC: summerofcode.withgoogle.com/… #GSoC2026 #GoogleSummerOfCode #OpenSource #100xDevs #CCExtractor #Rust #Flutter #SystemsProgramming

Got into Google Summer of Code 2026 with @aossie_org 🎉 I’ll be continuing my work on PictoPy this summer. Expanding AI-driven features like visual semantic intelligence, smart memories, and more. A special thanks to @RahulHarpal91 for the constant guidance, and to @Zahnentferner and @RiturajBasak for entrusting me with this incredible opportunity. Check out the repository here: github.com/AOSSIE-Org/PictoP… Visit my idea's synopsis: summerofcode.withgoogle.com/… #GSoC #GoogleSummerOfCode #OpenSource #AOSSIE #PictoPy

By God's grace 🙏 Selected for Google Summer of Code 2026 with the United Nations Office of Information & Communications Technology . #GSoC2026 #GoogleSummerOfCode #UnitedNations #OpenSource

Didn’t make it to #googlesummerofcode this time after applying through the @gnome - but honestly, it was a great learning experience. Grateful to Alberto Fanjul for the guidance and support throughout. 🙌 I'll be back next year with stronger contributions. 🚀

Beyond excited to share that I’ve been accepted for GSoC'26 🚀 I’ll be spending my summer contributing to @oppiaorg Huge thanks to my mentors for the support during the proposal phase. Let’s get to work! 👨‍💻🔥 ​#GSoC2026 #GoogleSummerOfCode #OpenSource

I am beyond thrilled to announce that I’ve been accepted into Google Summer of Code 2026 to work with @GIMP_Official! A massive thank you to @kunalstwt for the constant guidance and for everything you do for the student community. #GSoC2026 #OpenSource #GoogleSummerOfCode @gsoc

It's getting started The OSS at Gsoc 2026 for Scikit-bio under NumFOCUS #GoogleSummerOfCode #OpenSource #GSoC2026

The Journey has begun: Meet the 1,142 Contributors for GSoC 2026, applications stats and what’s next 🧑‍💻✨ ➡️ Read the full announcement here: goo.gle/gsoc-2026-contributo… #GoogleSummerOfCode #OpenSource #GSoC2026

Was going through GSoC proposals and honestly 80–90% were just… bad. Not even saying this casually many were practically empty at a glance. On the bright side, most of the good ones were already reviewed earlier when contributors had shared them directly. 🙂 #googlesummerofcode #opensource #proposal

proposals we are getting even after ai 🙂 #gsoc #googlesummerofcode #opensource