[dev] Summer of Code application: Wandering Books

[Chuck Hagenbuch]

Quoting Luciano Ramalho <ramalho at gmail.com>:

> Hello, I am very glad to have been accepted by Horde for Google Summer
> of Code 2006.

And we're happy to have you. Welcome!

> I am looking forward to hear form my mentor and get started!

That'd be me. For starters, please send an email to core at horde.org  
with the CVS username you'd like for the Horde incubator (and a  
freebsd password hash if you like). You should also subscribe to the  
Horde CVS commmits list (cvs at lists.horde.org - feel free to filter it  
just for incubator commits, but you may want to follow other commits  
both for information and to get a sense of what else is there).

We're going to be using this list for the SoC projects instead of a  
seperate list (which we did last year) to try and make sure that  
you're as involved in our regular development process as possible.

So this is the "go!", basically. Let's start out, once you have CVS  
access, by setting up a basic Horde application structure, and  
following your timeline from there. I'd like you to drive the project,  
of course, but I (and the rest of the list) are here to give you as  
much Horde help as you need. We can also arrange chat if desired;  
there is the #horde IRC channel on FreeNode, and I can give you  
various IM contact info privately if that's something you'd like to use.

Best,
-chuck

-- 
"we are plastered to the windshield of the bus that is time." - Chris