ATAkanksha Trehuninmy-gsoc-blog.hashnode.dev00Getting Selected — The Night I Couldn't Sleep2d ago · 10 min read · If you haven't read my previous post about the pre-GSoC journey the two months of contributing, the early mornings, the proposal drafts I'd suggest starting there. This post picks up right where that Join discussion
NANeer Aryan Bhattaingsoc2026.hashnode.dev00First week as a GSoC 2026 contributor with Oppia5d ago · 4 min read · It was the night of April 30. The GSoC results were supposed to drop, and I had decided I was just going to sit at my desk and wait it out, no matter how late it took. It was late already and I don't Join discussion
ARAthan Reinesinstdlib.hashnode.dev00GSoC 2026 Selected Projects5d ago · 6 min read · We're excited to share that Google Summer of Code 2026 is officially underway and that stdlib has been awarded five contributor slots for this year's program. This is our third year participating in GJoin discussion
TSTejas S Aintejas-blogs-librehealth.hashnode.dev00Hello World: Beginning My GSoC 2026 Journey with LibreHealthMay 3 · 1 min read · I am Tejas S A, a student at JNNCE (Class of 2029), and I am excited to announce that I have been selected as a Google Summer of Code 2026 contributor for LibreHealth. My daily work revolves around MaJoin discussion
AAriontinariont.hashnode.dev00Dominated on the field. Targeted off it. Apr 17 · 5 min read · It's been nearly a month since my last blog. A lot has happened.Most of it good.Some of it unfair.All of it worth writing about. The hackathon that felt like destiny I entered a national-level hackatJoin discussion
AAnanyainananyagsoc2026.hashnode.dev00The Architecture of Ideas: My GSoC 2026 Proposal Journey 🌟Apr 1 · 2 min read · The Google Summer of Code 2026 application window has officially closed, and after a month of intense drafting, reviewing, and refining, I have finally hit "submit" on my proposals. The last 30 daysJoin discussion
HJHarshith Jinabslock128w.hashnode.dev00 GSoC 2026: Streaming Variational Inference for PyMCMar 25 · 2 min read · Hey there, I'm Harshith, a CS undergrad who's been contributing to open source projects like PyMC, NumPy and Dask for a while now. This summer I'm hoping to work on the total_size problem in PyMC's ADJoin discussion
ASArpit Sahainarpitsaha.hashnode.dev00Building a FLIP-27 Flink Connector for Apache IoTDB 2.X Table Mode: What I Learned Building a POC for GSoCMar 22 · 11 min read · Why I Started Here I am applying for Google Summer of Code 2026 with Apache IoTDB. The project I chose involves building a Flink connector for IoTDB 2.X table mode using the modern FLIP-27 Source API.Join discussion
AAnanyainananyagsoc2026.hashnode.dev00The Transition: From Intent to IntegrationMar 11 · 3 min read · I had defined my "why" and mapped out a vision for GSoC 2026. However, the last few weeks have shifted my focus from the abstract goal to the granular reality of open-source contribution. The momentumJoin discussion
VPVishal Prajapatiinvishalopensourcehashnodedev.hashnode.dev00A Small Observation I Made While Contributing to Open SourceMar 11 · 1 min read · Recently I started contributing to open source projects and noticed something that confused me at first. Many issues are labeled Open, but they already have a Pull Request submitted. The PR is usuallyJoin discussion
