Google Code-In with FOSSASIA 2017
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899 students

899 students participated in FOSSASIA Google Code-In 2017. 400+ students completed tasks successfully. Many students made their way in contributing to Open Source projects for the first time.

1500+ Tasks

1549 tasks were completed this year, from blog post to creating website to developing SUSI.AI.

Mentors are developers, engineers, university students, professors, and generally contributors who love to share and be a part of our open source community. They help creating better software for a better and just world.

Winners

Abishek V Ashok

Naveen Rajan

Finalist Winners

Yash Kumar Verma

Saarthak Chaturvedi

Aditya Dutt

Contribution Winners

Piyush Raj

Kuba Michalski

Samyak Jain

Arjun Pandey

Yash Kothari

Community Connect

Mentors for you

Shubham Kumar

Vaibhav Singh

Parth Shandilya

Anshuman Verma

Mario Behling

Hong Phuc Dang

Mohit Sharma

Harshit Prasad

Sumedh Nimkarde

Nikit Bhandari

Akshat Garg

Louis Gagnon

Isuru Abeywardana

Abhinav Khare

Harsh Vardhan

Zameer Ul Haque

Harsh Kothari

Jigyasa Grover

Saptak Sengupta

Damini Satya

Nikhil Rayaprolu

Nicco Kunzmann

Sudheesh Singanamalla

Rahul Tiwari

Nguyen Vu Hung

Avi Aryan

Sayan Chowdhury

Suneet Srivastava

Yash Ladha

Vibhor Verma

Piyush Raj

Arnav Raman

Shivam Rai

Mrthunjai Dhanasekhar

Matthew Lee

Lokinder Singh

Chirag Kumar

Amriyono Maju Ompusunggu

Raj Khare

Akshat Jain

Anastasiia Kostiv

Students participated in Google Code-in 2017 with FOSSASIA, just like you :)

Student Projects

Some projects developed by students during GCI

How to add a Student Project? (README.md)

Open Event Android App Generator.

Technologies used: Java, Shell Script, Python, Javascript, HTML, CSS, JSON, Rest-APIs, Android SDK

The Open Event Android App Generator consists of 2 main parts - the app generator itself that creates apps and the Android app for browsing any event. The generator can be installed as a stand alone application or integrated as a microservice into the Open Event Server. Updates to content of events are done automatically through Rest-APIs of the server.

Github Repository Try it out!

SUSI.AI Android App

Technologies used: Kotlin, Java, Shell Script, Python, Javascript, HTML, CSS, JSON, Rest-APIs, Android SDK, APIs, Facebook, Slack

The main feature of the app is to provide a conversational interface to provide intelligent answers using the loklak/AskSusi infrastructure. The app also offers login functionalities to connect to other services and stored personal data. Additionally, the application uses data provided by the user's phone to improve Susi answers. Geolocation information, for example, helps to offer better answers related to questions about "things nearby".

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Phimp.me

Do you have many different apps in your Android Phone for the purpose of clicking, editing and sharing images? Hey guess what, now you don't need all of those because Phimp.me is here, with all the features packaged into one. So go and clean your phone memory to save your space for other useful purposes.

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PSLab Android

PSLab is a tiny pocket science lab that provides an array of equipment for doing science and engineering experiments. It can function like an oscilloscope, waveform generator, frequency counter, programmable voltage and current source and also as a data logger.

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Open Event Organizer App

Open Event Organizer App provides event management features like:
- Event manager log in and sign up
- Manual attendee check in
- Attendee check in through QR code scan
- Basic event analytics

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