Sailing on the same wave; I cleared my Second Evaluations for Google Summer of Code! The work done in this phase was a little spreaded over all domains. I started off with finalising the User Interface. Then, along with my mentors get down with merging those PRs. And it was a complete nightmare! With having 10+ files having merge conflicts with each PR getting merged; it took up a huge chunk of time with those tos and fros and the PRs merged.
read moreYay! I cleared my GSoC First Evaluations and look at the amazing feedback I got from my mentor(s). Thanks to the amazing mentors Satvik, Aboobacker and Nitin I have learnt a ton during this journey. Let us discuss the work I have accomplished so far. The very first and probably the most humongous portion of my project is Revamping CircuitVerse web application and Getting the respective frontend codebase refactored with both Design and Code standards in place.
read moreStatus: passed This blog summarizes the work done for the second phase evaluation of Google Summer of Code program under the organization CircuitVerse as a part of the “Enhancing Simulator User Interface” project. Project 1: Revamped User Interface (simulator) Overview: In a modern-looking world, having a modern-looking User Interface is now a trend, not just for the looks but many other things such as ease-of-use, accessibility, & proper browser support as well, hence this project was inspired.
read moreThe first evaluations happened from June 29th to July 3rd and Yay.. I Passed!!! This blog post comes as a summary to the amazing work done in the first phase of Google Summer of Code. The mobile_app project was primarily focussed on two sub projects as follows: CircuitVerse API development. The Mobile App. Overview Before the GSoC period CircuitVerse was primarily focussed for the Web. We have this very amazing simulator, ability to create groups, beautiful circuits, assignments with grading obviously <3 and a lot more features.
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