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Google Summer of Code 2017 final submission #183
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I may want to edit this if beeware/batavia#643 gets merged before deadline for final submissions :) |
This is totally reasonable as-is, and if you're happy with it we can move forward. |
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With Google Summer of Code 2017 program nearing its end, it is time to summarize what I got done during the summer working on `Batavia </project/projects/bridges/batavia/>`__. | ||
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Batavia is a part of Pybee's BeeWare collection of projects. I posted my proposal in `this GitHub thread <https://github.com/pybee/batavia/issues/483>`__ and kept it updated with my progress on a weekly basis. |
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Even though people could click the link and read the proposal, it would be awesome to have a sentence or two of high-level summary of what you wanted to accomplish when you set out this summer.
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Batavia is a part of Pybee's BeeWare collection of projects. I posted my proposal in `this GitHub thread <https://github.com/pybee/batavia/issues/483>`__ and kept it updated with my progress on a weekly basis. | ||
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Note that by the end of GSoC, we have decided to diverge from the proposal and forgo implementation of `contextlib` in favor of support for Python 3.6 2-byte wide opcodes. |
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In the same vein as the above, it would great to have a sentence or two summary of what was accomplished, and then the links below become supporting evidence to that summary.
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Note that by the end of GSoC, we have decided to diverge from the proposal and forgo implementation of `contextlib` in favor of support for Python 3.6 2-byte wide opcodes. | ||
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Overall it was great learning experience and fun. Big thanks to my mentors Russel Keith-Magee and Katie McLaughlin, and the whole Pybee community. |
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If you had any take-aways, or surprising things learned while working on the project, I'd be super curious to hear about them and I'm sure others would as well. This might be a good place to add them, either before or after the thank-yous.
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General thoughts on the list below: Adding a short description for each link (and making them real links) would be super helpful. The description could even be the PR title. The goal here is to give readers a sense of what was accomplished in each category.
Hey, thanks for your comments. I have made some changes, as much as I could before leaving town for few days tomorrow. I'll give it another look on Monday, but it would be great if this got merged by then, so I know I have something to show. |
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