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  • Google Summer of Code Announces 2016 Mentor Organizations

    by Ben Pearson
    March 1st, 2016

    The Google Summer of Code is an international program that provides stipends to students to participate in free and open source development. The program connects fledgling developers with open source communities to work in a mentor/student relationship and give emerging developers a chance to get real-world experience. The program has announced the participants for 2016 and is now accepting applications from students.

    Take a look at this year’s projects on the Google Summer of Code website.

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