Google Summer of Code

Google Summer of CodeI talked about this a few weeks back. I tried to get a position as a Microsoft SDE(T) Intern but they told me we weren’t able to offer a position at that moment (they will contact me back again in January).

In that moment I was resolved to do something nice in summer. I am programming CRUD applications since my first teenage years and that becomes very boring when you want to rock and improve my coding skills: so I decided to flip bits, not your CRUD burguers’ Java accounting application.

So then, Penyaskito told me to apply for Google Summer of Code and I considered his piece of advice. Finally, I only sent one application: Minix USB Stack and know what? It was chosen! I will be working on Minix USB support during this summer with another student from Sri Lanka and both mentored by Benjamin Gras.

Now, I have a great summer of code to enjoy the low level system programming. Just for fun!

But as you know, good news come in packs and some of my friends have been chosen too!
Christian “Penyaskito” Lopez Espinola with his UI Code generation for ArgoUML property panels as well as Pablo “GeuS” Iñigo Blasco and his proposal: LinQ binding for sqlite (Mono).

Congratulations!

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5 Responses to “Google Summer of Code”


  1. 1 Vio 22 April 2008 at 08:39

    Congratulations my friend!!!
    You’ve targeted them!!!

  2. 2 Brero 22 April 2008 at 08:40

    Congratulations, Rafa. I’m sure you’ll do a great work.

  3. 3 edinne 22 April 2008 at 09:33

    Congratulations! :)

  4. 4 Miguel Llopis 22 April 2008 at 10:11

    Hope this Spanish comment won’t hurt you:

    Ahi tus huevos primo!!

    ;-)

  5. 5 Hameedullah Khan 22 April 2008 at 18:20

    Congratulations!

    I have been selected too, Best of luck for the hot coding summer. ;)


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My name is Rafa Vargas. I'm an undergraduate student of Computer Science at University of Seville, Spain. I am mainly interested in computer security, usability and the business of software.

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