Google Summer of Code

Hey, welcome back! I hope you are enjoying the journey that's climbing the ladder of learning. I'm also excited to learn new things and share them with you. After setting up the coding environment and Supabase account, I started working on the demo project, which gave me a basic idea for the actual implementation. So I created a dummy JSON file to store the values like package name, description, and many more like this:

The demo project always gives ideas and overviews that help to improve the main implementation.

Then I created the Deno script that fetches packages from JSON and stores them in...
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Hey welcome back to the first week of GSoC, as discussed about approaches to solve a problem in last discussion, we continue our journey to make the appropriate plan for the project and getting familiar with the codebase and the technologies that i will working on. As per the mentor recommendation I learn about the deno. Deno is a runtime for typescript and javascript, built on the V8 JavaScript engine and the Rust programming language. I learn about supabase which is firebase alternative that provides a suite of tools for building scalable and secure web applications, it host postgres databas...
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Hey there I'm Ketu Patel a computer engineering student. This summer I am working on the project ": Expand the Mautic Marketplace: Ratings, reviews and UX improvements" as a selected contributor in Google Summer of Code 2024. I'm working on this project with my mentors John Linhart, Rahul Shinde and Simran Sethi.

What your project about?

My project focusing on mautic marketplace to enhance its functionality and user experience. The goal is to overcome the pagination issue persist by the packagist api for that john make a detailed blog. than implement a comprehensive rating and review system an...
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Hi everyone, I’m back with another update on my Google Summer of Code project. In the last blog, we discussed the project's goals and why it's important for Mautic. We also talked about the decision to use Codeception as the testing framework.

For the past few weeks, I've been busy setting the stage for the exciting work to come by setting up the testing environment and familiarizing myself with Codeception.

Learning Codeception:

I delved into Codeception and it's been a fascinating exploration! Codeception lives up to its reputation - the syntax is super clear, which makes writing tests almost e...
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