GSoC_2009_Student_Checklist
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If you want to participate in GSoC 2009 as a student, you should do your best to persuade us that you are the best candidate.
- Show us some PHP code you've written in the past.
- Links to projects where you participated if there are any.
- Get involved as soon as possible with the phpMyAdmin project.
- Introduce yourself on mailing list.
- Submit patches for bugs or new features, so that we can see your code before starting big GSoC project.
- Write good proposal (and use MySQL template for that).
- Fill in all fields.
- Define goals of your proposal, we should see quickly what is topic of your proposal.
- Choose descriptive name (phpMyAdmin overhaul, phpMyAdmin improvements are not good ones).
- Clearly define deliverables.
- At least define what you expect to deliver in mid-term and as a final results.
- It is okay to define optional deliverables also.
- If you want to do import improvements, consider submitting also secondary proposal, because we have quite a lot of students for this topic already.