Dear Parth,
from the GNU Radio side of things, I can only stress what Martin
Braun said on this mailing list on multiple occassions: Read the
whole GNU Radio wiki Page on GSoC; get yourself familiar with GNU
Radio (google for GNU Radio Guided Tutorials), match yourself to one
of the proposed topics from the wiki, write an excellent proposal
and also be visible in the community, e.g. by having pull requests
(documentation can *always* be improved), or an out-of-tree module
that does something unique. Show that you're both able to build
something great within the GNU Radio ecosystem and are willing to
participate in the community process!
Best regards,
Marcus
On 03/15/2016 03:02 PM, Parth Sane
wrote:
Hi Guys,
I’m interested in participating in GSoC 2016 with
GNU radio and Debian. I’ve looked at the page at the Debian
ideas page. Its not very clear to me what tasks can be
done as a part of GSoC 2016. I’m good at Java,C++,have used a
fair bit of git and I do have ham radio licenses across USA and
India. I’m a newbie at python, but I can manage it. So please do
reply so as to help with project proposal ideas! Regards,
Parth Sane
VU3TTL/KD2KER
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