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This year, Spring wants to participate in Google's fantastic Summer of Code program. We can't do this alone, however -- everyone has to pitch in to make the experience a good one.
This year, Spring wants to participate in Google's fantastic Summer of Code program. We can't do this alone, however -- everyone has to pitch in to make the experience a good one.


See the [http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/events/google/gsoc2012 timeline at GSoC] for more details.


== I'm already a Springer -- How can I help? ==
== I'm already a Springer -- How can I help? ==

Revision as of 19:46, 8 March 2012

Introduction

Welcome to the GSoC 2012 page! This year, Spring wants to participate in Google's fantastic Summer of Code program. We can't do this alone, however -- everyone has to pitch in to make the experience a good one.

See the timeline at GSoC for more details.

I'm already a Springer -- How can I help?

If you're knowledgeable about the engine or with regard to content creation, you can apply to be a mentor.

Volunteers can also help be cleaning up and expanding the documentation, especially pages pertinent to GSoC.


I'm a Student -- What's this all about?

If you want to help Spring out and learn something along the way, you can join us as a student!

For possible projects, look at the project proposals page. You can also come up with your own ideas. If our projects gets accepted, send your application to Google.

To participate, see the student application page.

To get in contact with the Spring community create a forum account, join one of our irc channels or create a lobby account and join #sy in the game lobby. (#sy / #taspring is bridget with an irc bot)

To get in touch with spring, download Spring's source code & setup a build enviroment to get familiar with it.


Contact

You can reach the Spring developers at:

Please read Google's Summer of Code for more information.