Google Code-in/2019

Google Code-in is a contest to introduce pre-university students (ages 13–17) to the many kinds of contributions that make free and open source software (FOSS) development possible. Students must complete tasks, one at a time. It is sponsored and run by Google. The Wikimedia Foundation has participated since 2013. Read Google's announcement.

The Google Code-in 2019 contest takes place from December 2nd, 2019 to January 23, 2020. Wikimedia's organization admins this year are Andre, Derick, Étienne, Florian, Gopa, Martin.

Apply as a student Mentor a task

List of Wikimedia mentors
Please be patient with mentors. Mentors are humans. They sometimes leave their screens to sleep, work, study. They might be in a different time zone than you. Mentor(s) have up to 36 hours to review the work that you have submitted. Please be patient. Do not ask for a review of your work after only a few hours. Google Code-In is about the quality of your contributions and it is about learning how FOSS development works. It is not about the number of tasks that you complete.

Weekly summary of tasks
You can find details for some of these tasks in the #Google-Code-in-2019 workboard on Phabricator. (Not all of the GCI tasks are also tracked in Phabricator.)

Unofficial smalltalk/chat groups
These groups have been created by participants and are not affiliated with Wikimedia. Students, mentors and admins are free to join:
 * @wikimediagci on Telegram

Wrap-up blog posts
At the end of GCI 2019, many students summarized their experience with Wikimedia:


 * Feel free to add your link here