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== About me == | == About me == | ||
I'm a final | I'm a final year MS student who is genuinely interested in '''Open Source & Free Software'''. I'm a huge fan of Linux Operating Systems especially '''Fedora''' :P | ||
I started my coding journey in 2023 as an ''SWE intern'' & was promoted to '''Research Engineer Intern''' at the same company[https://www.steppingedge.com/]. After that I started focusing and involving myself with the open-source communities. | |||
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Apart from my technical background with programming and development, I also have a '''considerable advantage due to my experience in graphic designing and hardware diagnostics over 4 years of experience''', giving me a well-rounded skill set across software, hardware, and design ''':)''' | |||
== Open-Source | == Participation in Open-Source Programs == | ||
==== | ==== '''GirlScript Summer of Code 2024''' ==== | ||
I got '''selected as mentor''' for a Python package project and '''mentored over 26 contributors, including 17 newcomers''', helping them understand the project's framework and guiding them as they made their first contributions. | |||
After | After that, I was '''selected as a Project Administrator''' for my project, where I '''managed the overall project'''[https://github.com/AmateursLeague/sneaky-package], facilitated contributor onboarding, and ensured smooth collaboration among participants and mentors. '''I helped them learn the best practices for communication and workflow''' to improve the collaborative environment. | ||
==== | ==== '''JGEC Winter of Code 2024''' ==== | ||
After using Fedora Linux for a year, my curiosity about the open-source community grew, leading me to participate in the '''JGEC Winter of Code'''. I contributed to the development of the '''EagleView'''[https://github.com/hexronuspi/eagleview] image manipulation Python package, where I implemented an RGB view feature and revamped the documentation to improve usability and performance. My efforts were recognized, and I '''ranked 23rd out of 184''' participants. | |||
My | |||
== What I Do in the Fedora Project == | == What I Do in the Fedora Project == | ||
==== Infrastructure ==== | |||
I participate and host meetings at matrix channel[https://matrix.to/#/#meeting-3:fedoraproject.org] and I also contribute to updating the outage at '''statusfpo''' repository[https://github.com/fedora-infra/statusfpo]. I'm just starting out to contribute more in technical aspects rather than community-related tasks, so I'm currently exploring the projects and learning as well...XP | |||
==== | ==== Community Operations ==== | ||
I mostly help by fixing and improving documentations in '''Community Operations'''(CommOps) repositories and documentation sites. When I joined this team, they had shifted from '''Pagure to GitLab''', so I started updating the documentations and gradually became more involved in community-related activities. I'm also an '''Editor''' for Community Blog, where I edit/review articles to ensure they follow the guidelines. I ''participate in weekly and monthly meetings'' and I'm always willing to volunteer. | |||
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| Home: | Nambiyur, Erode, Tamil Nadu, India - 638458 |
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| FAS-Name: | thisisyaash |
| Fedora-Mail: | thisisyaash@fedoraproject.org |
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| Private Mail: | yashwanthrathakrishnan@gmail.com
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About me
I'm a final year MS student who is genuinely interested in Open Source & Free Software. I'm a huge fan of Linux Operating Systems especially Fedora :P
I started my coding journey in 2023 as an SWE intern & was promoted to Research Engineer Intern at the same company[1]. After that I started focusing and involving myself with the open-source communities.
Apart from my technical background with programming and development, I also have a considerable advantage due to my experience in graphic designing and hardware diagnostics over 4 years of experience, giving me a well-rounded skill set across software, hardware, and design :)
Participation in Open-Source Programs
GirlScript Summer of Code 2024
I got selected as mentor for a Python package project and mentored over 26 contributors, including 17 newcomers, helping them understand the project's framework and guiding them as they made their first contributions.
After that, I was selected as a Project Administrator for my project, where I managed the overall project[2], facilitated contributor onboarding, and ensured smooth collaboration among participants and mentors. I helped them learn the best practices for communication and workflow to improve the collaborative environment.
JGEC Winter of Code 2024
After using Fedora Linux for a year, my curiosity about the open-source community grew, leading me to participate in the JGEC Winter of Code. I contributed to the development of the EagleView[3] image manipulation Python package, where I implemented an RGB view feature and revamped the documentation to improve usability and performance. My efforts were recognized, and I ranked 23rd out of 184 participants.
What I Do in the Fedora Project
Infrastructure
I participate and host meetings at matrix channel[4] and I also contribute to updating the outage at statusfpo repository[5]. I'm just starting out to contribute more in technical aspects rather than community-related tasks, so I'm currently exploring the projects and learning as well...XP
Community Operations
I mostly help by fixing and improving documentations in Community Operations(CommOps) repositories and documentation sites. When I joined this team, they had shifted from Pagure to GitLab, so I started updating the documentations and gradually became more involved in community-related activities. I'm also an Editor for Community Blog, where I edit/review articles to ensure they follow the guidelines. I participate in weekly and monthly meetings and I'm always willing to volunteer.