From 0b59aa81d968abcc15fb0dfe49610e189d15f5bd Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Frederic Plourde <fplourde@magicleap.com> Date: Mon, 21 Feb 2022 12:01:31 -0500 Subject: [PATCH] gsoc: nitpicks to proposal guide --- gsoc-proposal-guide.md | 8 ++++---- 1 file changed, 4 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-) diff --git a/gsoc-proposal-guide.md b/gsoc-proposal-guide.md index d4c9bcb..67ff919 100644 --- a/gsoc-proposal-guide.md +++ b/gsoc-proposal-guide.md @@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ layout: main This page has some details on how you should prepare your proposal. It is only a guide so please do not feel constrained to follow it to the letter! -#Things to think about before applying +# Things to think about before applying Before you consider applying to work on Monado for Google Summer of Code 2022, please consider the following points: Students who are accepted into the Google Summer of Code program are expected to work full-time hours for the 12 weeks of the program -- that's 40 hours a week. It is not a good idea to try to do GSoC and also work another job; there simply isn't enough time. It's okay if your schedule doesn't allow 40 hours weeks every week (for instance, if you are going on vacation) but you'll have to let us know so that we can work around it. @@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ Monado is a complex and very modular framework. Any GSoC project for Monado will Participation in the community (Discord or IRC) is highly encouraged and helps us get a better picture of who you are, your abilities, and how you will be able to contribute to the library over the summer. In addition, the community is there to help you out! Feel free to ask questions. -#Basic information +# Basic information Once you've considered those three points, and want to write an application, make sure that your application has the following basic information. If you've already made yourself known to the community, make sure any aliases you've used there are posted here, so that we can know this application corresponds to someone we have already met. * Name @@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ Do you have a link to any of your work (i.e. github profile)? What areas of XR (AR, VR) are you familiar with? Do you own some AR, VR gear already ? -#The project proposal +# The project proposal The most important part of a proposal is a project proposal. After including the information above, you should write a project proposal, which should clearly outline the following things: * The objectives of the proposed project. This should detail what you expect to have accomplished at the end of the summer. @@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ The most important part of a proposal is a project proposal. After including the * Describe how you will test your project. * Describe a timeline of some sort for your project, broken down week by week (or thereabouts). In reality we understand that things don't often go according to plan, but having a predefined plan can significantly help the development process. -#Other information and tips for success +# Other information and tips for success Please feel free to include any other information that you think is relevant but none of the above questions cover. Being accepted into Google Summer of Code is a competitive process and the proposal process may be time-consuming. Prospective students who have already contributed code to the library and are participating in the community are more likely to be selected, as seeing contributions is helpful for displaying your talent and ability. -- GitLab