It seems it was yesterday when I applied for the Google Summer of Code 2008, and official coding period ended just some days ago. It’s been a new fantastic experience for me, and in this post I’ll try to summarize the work that has been done and what’s been left out.
As you probably know, my project aimed to improve Pootle’s user experience by adding new functionalities and improving existing ones.
Although there’s nothing tracked on this blog, Summer of Code officially started on May 26th (see the timeline), and it’s almost a month since then.
For those who aren’t on the loop, I’m working on adding and improving some Pootle functionalities, mentored by Sayamindu Dasgupta. Pootle is a web-based translation software built on top of the Translate Toolkit.
Obviously there have been things happening, and I’ll try to summarize in this post the main development that has been done.
For the impatient: you can checkout my project dashboard to have an overview of what’s going on.