Re: [soc-dev] GSoC call for ideas - Deadline February 3rd 2025

[Alois Zoitl <alois.zoitl@xxxxxx>]

Hi Maria Teresa,

I added two GSoC ideas for Eclipse 4diac. I may add a further one for
Eclipse GEF Classic. 

However I noted that I'm not allowed to set any labels. Can you do that
please or can we get rights to set labels?

KR,
Alois

On Wed, 2026-01-28 at 11:52 -0600, Eclipse Management Office EMO via
soc-dev wrote:
> Hi mentors, 
> this is a kind reminder that we are approaching the deadline for
> Project Ideas.
> Please submit your ideas (ideally) by Friday January 30th.
> Kind regards, 
> Maria Teresa
> 
> 
> ---------- Forwarded message ---------
> From: Eclipse Management Office EMO <emo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Date: Mon, Jan 12, 2026 at 1:47 PM
> Subject: GSoC call for ideas - Deadline February 3rd 2025
> To: Summer of Code dev list <soc-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> 
> 
> Hello all,
> 
> We are getting ready to apply to this year's Google Summer of Code!
> 
> Since last year, we've moved our GSoC wiki to GitLab: the process to
> submit your project ideas and interact with the community will be a
> little different, and -hopefully- a bit better :)
> Please visit GSoC at the EF for more information.
> 
> Mentors: please take a few minutes to add your project ideas using
> the template in the GSoC for EF repository. If you're truly
> interested in participating please take the time to create a complete
> project idea as defined by the criteria available here. We are
> continuously improving the README with relevant information for the
> community. Suggestions are always welcome! please reach out to EMO or
> open an issue directly in our GSoC repository.
> We are in the process of putting together our application. We’ll let
> you know if we get accepted and how/when to become an official
> mentor.
> 
> Students: please be patient. We're not ready to officially accept
> project proposals yet. The proper channel to officially pitch your
> project idea is via the GSoC system (please do not propose a new
> Eclipse open source project).
> In the meantime, now is a great time to start building a connection
> with an Eclipse open source project team that you want to work with,
> and learn about our contribution process. You don't need to wait for
> the programme to start, contributions are always welcome.
> Ask questions about the programme using this mailing list (before you
> ask a "when" question, make sure that you've first consulted
> the GSoC timeline). Please make sure that you've at least tried to
> find an answer before asking here.
> You can start by watching the GSoC ‘Introduction to GSoC’ video to
> see a quick overview of the program. Read through
> the GSoC contributor guide for important tips from past participants
> on preparing your proposal, what to think about if you wish to apply
> for the program, and more general information.
> 
> Thank you,
> 
> Maria Teresa Delgado
> 
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