Closed sferik closed 8 years ago
@sferik Thanks for this submission! I would be more than happy to mentor this! :smile:
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thanks so much @sferik for this and @asterite for volunteering to co-mentor! ACCEPTED! :heart: :yellow_heart: :blue_heart:
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Hi, Me and my partner Rohini interested in project could you please provide us guideline how to proceed further.
Hi! Me and my partner Evy are interested in this project! :)
Hi, I and my partner Monija are interested in doing this project. Kindly let us know more about the knowledge and abilities you expect from the students to do this project.
Hi, Erik!
We would like to work with your project, is it still possible? I also sent you an email, but I thought that a message here would work as well :) Please, let us know.
Hi Erik,
I would like to work with your project. Can you tell me what should I do to participate?
Hi all. Feel free to submit your application with this project. I will only have time to mentor the team that is selected by the Rails Girls Summer of Code organizers.
Name and Contact of the Project Mentor: Erik Michaels-Ober, @sferik, sferik@gmail.com
Name of the Project: Twitter CLI
URL: https://github.com/sferik/t
About the Project: A command-line power tool for Twitter.
Suitable for beginners? Yes.
What are issues/features students may work on? The students would be reimplementing the existing Twitter command-line interface in the Crystal programming language. Crystal is a language with similar syntax to Ruby but with many optimizations that make it a better choice for CLIs. The current Ruby implementation would serve as a working specification of the correct behavior. There is also a comprehensive spec suite with 590 examples (99.3% coverage).
I originally wasn’t planning to submit this project but then @janl tweeted that it didn’t need to be a Ruby project, so here it is. I would be very excited to coach a team on Crystal and, of course, teaching some Ruby would be necessary as well. Perhaps @asterite or @waj would be interested to serve as remote mentors. That would be awesome!