From 22 November 2010 to 10th January 2011 finds the first Google Code instead of In (GCI) . Similar to its big brother, the Google Summer of Code (GSoC), students are expected to staff the open source projects to make it appealing.
In contrast to the GSoC GCI is however aimed at a younger audience between 13 and 18 years. Instead of a large project over several months are here a number of smaller problems are solved in a few days. The tasks themselves are varied and largely focused less on the programming. In addition to minor coding projects, there are also offers for documentation, public relations, quality assurance, research, training, translation and user interface research.
Haiku was chosen as one of 20 organizations to create tasks in these areas and mentors to attend. About 100 of these tasks are in the various categories to choose from.
who is young enough and even like to participate, would be quickly notified to the GCI website and look at the various organizations for interesting tasks. Maybe some interesting stuff for school classes would you ...
What pleases the Teen: There's the possibility to earn something. A T-shirt and certificate once you have solved a task satisfactorily solved and $ 100 for every three tasks, but not exceeding $ 500
Who special Lucky, a trip to Google headquarters in Mountain View to win California.
