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==== Why should we choose you over other applicants? ====
==== Why should we choose you over other applicants? ====
I can offer a modest but broad range of skills, with willingness to learn everything necessary in short amounts of time. I have knowledge of Python (through personal projects, mostly related to machine learning), and a Java/Android development background. However, accomplishing tasks outside of these scopes will not be an issue. The Hubs project is of special interest to me, because I believe it will be an effective method to attract application developers to the platform. The Fedora project and community matter a lot to me, and I hope to do my best to give back to the users and developers.
I can offer a modest but broad range of skills, with willingness to learn everything necessary in short amounts of time. I have knowledge of Python (through personal projects, mostly related to machine learning), and a Java/Android development background. However, accomplishing tasks outside of these scopes will not be an issue. Aside from software development, I can translate materials (English, Armenian, Russian) if the project has the needs. The Hubs project is of special interest to me, because I believe it will be an effective method to attract application developers to the platform. The Fedora project and community matter a lot to me, and I hope to do my best to give back to the users and developers.

Latest revision as of 14:17, 16 March 2016

Contact Information

  • Email Address: nitrogen@fedoraproject.org
  • Blog URL: None, will start blogging weekly as required, if accepted into internship.
  • Freenode IRC Nick: narekb_
  • Code Forges (GitHub, GitLab, BitBucket, etc.): both your personal handle and any orgs / previous projects you've worked on
    • github.com/narekb
  • Social Media Accounts:
    • facebook.com/narek.babajanyan

NOTE: We require all students to blog about the progress of their project on a weekly basis. You are strongly encouraged to register on the Freenode network and participate in our IRC channels. For more information and other instructions, use the summer-coding mailing list for seeking clarification.

Questions to answer

Why do you want to work with the Fedora Project?

I have used Fedora as my main OS for quite some time. Previously I did not have the necessary skills to contribute to the development section of the community. Now that I have acquired the necessary knowledge, I feel that I should give back to the Fedora family.

Do you have any past involvement with the Fedora Project or another open-source project as a contributor?

I have briefly participated in testing of Fedora alpha/beta releases and bug triaging in the bugzilla.

Have you participated in GSoC in the past? If so, what year(s) and which organization(s)?

No, I have never participated in GSoC.

Do you plan to continue contributing to the Fedora Project after GSoC? If yes, what sub-project(s) are you interested with?

If I successfully complete my internship with Fedora, I plan on either continuing working on the Hubs project, or start working on Anaconda. (If the community ever needs an Android application, I will be able to participate in its development)

Why should we choose you over other applicants?

I can offer a modest but broad range of skills, with willingness to learn everything necessary in short amounts of time. I have knowledge of Python (through personal projects, mostly related to machine learning), and a Java/Android development background. However, accomplishing tasks outside of these scopes will not be an issue. Aside from software development, I can translate materials (English, Armenian, Russian) if the project has the needs. The Hubs project is of special interest to me, because I believe it will be an effective method to attract application developers to the platform. The Fedora project and community matter a lot to me, and I hope to do my best to give back to the users and developers.