KDevelop in Facebook Open Academy Program 2014
I'm excited to report that I'll have 3 students working on KDevelop as a part of Facebook Open Academy Program. The program is similar to Google Summer of Code with one important difference. It is held as part of a university student's CS education. Successful students will receive an academic credit for their open source contributions.
I got invited to be a mentor this year because of my previous involvement in Google Summer of Code program. I agreed and I'll manage, mentor and evaluate work of 3 students: David Stevens and Todd Nowacki from CMU and Michael Ferris from Polytechnic school of Montreal.
Our tentative plans for this year Open Academy are bugfixing and feature development of KDevelop-Clang C++ language support plugin.
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