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Improving code coverage
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| Overview & Objectives | The Fineract 1.x code powers a dozen of cloud-based core banking and fin-tech solutions around the world supporting millions of clients. The wide functional footprint and the lack of integration tests make releases of Fineract 1.x a cumbersome process involving a lot of manual testing. The goal of this project is to improve the stability and code coverage of the Fineract 1.x platform | ||||||||
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| Helpful Skills | Spring, Hibernate, REST, Java, SQL, AngularJS, Javascript (as the user Interface helps you understand some of the functionality) |
Hardening Fineract 1.x
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| Overview & Objectives | The Fineract 1.x code powers a dozen of cloud-based core banking and fin-tech solutions around the world supporting millions of clients. As the community works towards migrating the functionality present in Fineract 1.x to a new architecture (Fineract CN), we also want to ship LTS versions of Fineract 1.x by upgrading all dependencies to their latest versions and addressing all known bugs in the system | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Helpful Skills | Spring, Hibernate, REST, Java, SQL, AngularJS, Javascript (as the user Interface helps you understand some of the functionality) |
Swagger Documentation for Fineract API's
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| Overview & Objectives | Complete the pending work around Migrating Fineract 1.x's API documentation to Swagger. | ||||||||
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| Helpful Skills | Spring, Swagger, Swagger-Core, Swagger-UI, Java, XML, HTML, CSS, Javascript, Gradle, REST |
Containerization and Deployment of Apache Fineract CN
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| Overview & Objectives | Containerization and Deployment of the Apache Fineract CN using Docker | ||||||||
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| Helpful Skills | Docker, Kubernetes, Jenkins, Bash, Java - Spring, PostgreSQL, MariaDB, Cassandra, TDD With JUnit 4, Gradle |
2019 Google Summer of Code Timeline
Please see Google Summer of Code website for the full program timeline. Here are a few key dates and their current status:
Date
Event
Status
Interim Period: February 26 - March 25
Would-be students discuss project ideas with potential mentoring organizations.
25 March - 09 Apr 1800 UTC
Student application period
Interim Period:
Mentoring organizations review and rank student proposals; where necessary, mentoring organizations may request further proposal detail from the student applicant.
Slot allocations published to mentoring organizations
May 6: 1600 UTC
Accepted student proposals announced on the Google Summer of Code site.
May 6 - May 27
Students get to know mentors, read documentation, get up to speed to begin working on their projects.
27 May:
Students begin coding for their Google Summer of Code projects
24 June - 28 June: 1800 UTC
Phase 1 Evaluation deadline
19 August - 26 August: 1800 UTC
Final week: Students submit their final work product and their final mentor evaluation
26 August - 2 Sept: 1800 UTC
Mentors submit final student evaluations.
3 September
Final results of Google Summer of Code 2019 announced
October