Google Summer of Code Accepted Projects

Categories: Community Created by Ingo Renner
We are excited to announce that four students have been accepted to work on TYPO3 projects through out the summer. Here are the accepted students, their projects and their assigned mentors: Ingmar Schlecht:
<link http: socghop.appspot.com student_project show google gsoc2009 typo3 t124024993505>Code Kickstarter for TYPO3 4.3 Extbase
Mentored by Jochen Rau Andriy Kushnarov:
<link http: socghop.appspot.com student_project show google gsoc2009 typo3 t124024993966>Collaborative Translation System
Mentored by Ingo Renner Andreas Förthner:
<link http: socghop.appspot.com student_project show google gsoc2009 typo3 t124024994290>Improving the FLOW3 Security Framework
Mentored by Robert Lemke Tom Ilsinski:
<link http: socghop.appspot.com student_project show google gsoc2009 typo3 t124024994753>Versioning for the TYPO3 Content Repository
Mentored by Karsten Dambekalns As Ingmar and Andreas are already known to the TYPO3 community we are even more excited to welcome Andriy and Tom to be part of the TYPO3 community! All in all we received 48 project proposals which we think is quite good for the first time we participate in Google Summer of Code. We would have liked to accept more projects and thus we welcome any student who didn't make it in to the top four spots to still work with us during the summer. We will then try to still match you with appropriate mentors from our side. In case you're interested, please get in contact with us! Please consider though that we'd like to do that in the same timeframe as the regular Google Summer of Code projects, thus please contact us soon when considering working with us. For students who would like to get feedback on their rejected proposals or who would still like to work with us, please <link>contact Ingo. Congratulations to all accepted students and thanks to the mentors, anyone who helped with the application for Google Summer of Code, and of course to <link http: code.google.com opensource>Google and their Open Source Programs Office! In the style of our just finished T3CON09-Dallas: Howdy y'all!