Google Summer of Code 2017

General guidelines

• How to write proposals (written with the Mailman project in mind, but generally applicable)

• We expect from students that they are comfortable with Python (intermediate level) and basic knowledge of Git.

• You can reach us by sending an email to ete-gsoc-mentors@googlegroups.com (private communication with GSoC mentors), etetoolkit@googlegroups.com (public posts and mainly for user support) or by means of GitHub issues (preferred for discussing features and development plans). We also have a Gitter but not every mentor uses it (frequently at least). For most things email and GitHub issues are the recommended way.

Getting started on ETE

• Try first as an user: Download and (install)[http://etetoolkit.org/download/] ETE. Go through the tutorial and learn how to use it. Get your hands dirty with the examples.
• Learn how to contribute to ETE: Read these guidelines and try to make small changes to the main code or documentation. Use git to track your changes and, if those are significant, try sending a Pull Request.

more coming soon...

ETE ideas

http://obf.github.io/GSoC/ideas/#ete-toolkit