GNOME: GSOC, GNOME Foundation, GLib
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Gaurav Agrawal: GSOC Progress by Mid July
July Marked the beginning of II GSOC coding month. This month our goal is to make the diff bar model as accurate and intuitive as possible.
One of the biggest thing which I learnt so far is how to contribute on upstream repositories on which our project depends.
In our case this was with Libgit2, we discovered a bug in Libgit2 while doing our project, and Albfan made this a perfect example to show me how to contribute on upstream, how to raise bugs and how to do discussions for getting it solved.
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Jean-François Fortin Tam: Available for hire, 2019 edition
Sometime after the end of my second term on the GNOME Foundation, I was contacted by a mysterious computer vendor that ships a vanilla GNOME on their laptops, Purism.
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Array copying and extending in GLib 2.61.2
A slightly more in-depth post in the mini-series this time, about various new functions which Emmanuel Fleury has landed in GLib 2.61.2 (which is due to be released soon), based on some old but not-quite-finished patches from others.
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