The trip to London: Mozilla Mozfest + Sustain Summit
Here's your quick shot of Mozfest 2018 and Sustain Summit 2018 blended together with pictures and personal views of things that I loved.
HackMIT, Boston 2018: A journey through my lens
Attending the biggest hackathon at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, HackMIT 2018 and my first solo trip ever.
InSync – The ultimate Google Drive client for Linux
That's where the Insync Team hit me up to check their new and updated Google Drive client that could run on all platforms. It's to easy to set up, logging in was a breeze, syncing up items and with good speeds.
StacksFX at HackIIIT – Our #1 hackathon together
So, my friend Anuja suggested us to join this hackathon being organized at IIITD. I was totally sold on it at first, but she convinced me to join up. Fast Forward. And there we were with my team sitting ...
Final Report – SugarLabs #GSoC2018
Google Summer of Code 2018 was an awesome ride in roller coaster that I almost regret ended too soon for me. Read ahead to get an inside peek on my 14 weeks of GSoC'ing and why you should be a part of it next year ... One funny light-hearted read coming through.
Acknowledgement – tation
If the feeling of being grateful was a blog post, then this would be pretty much it for me.
HexChat: The Ultimate Guide #10/11
The only guide that you will ever need for everything HexChat. Initial Setup, configuration, Extra awesome features. Themes, shortcuts and much more.
Woche acht und neun von Google Sommer Code
I was bored of titles, so...
Google Cloud Summit, LicenseChecks, 1st Evaluations, Bugs #6+7
A short blog blabbering about how awesome the Google Cloud Summit, and my week 6/7 progress of Google Summer of Code.
Weeeeeeeeeeek 5
No, it wasn’t a long week...
Writing Documentation & Hacking with Go for OpenEBS #FOSS
This summer I took part in the Summer HackFest and re-wrote the entire documentation for an Open-Source project, OpenEBS. Read all about it here.
Python + GitHub = PyGithub #W4
This will be quick, this week I learned about PyGitHub, that implements and interacts GitHub API v3 and GitHub Enterprise APIv3 in Python and could possibly help you with any crazy ideas that you might have with repositories on GitHub.
Racing through config files with ConfigParser in Python #W3
The configparser module in Python is used for working with configuration files. It is much similar to Windows INI files. You can use it to manage user-editable configuration files for an application. The configuration files are organized into sections, and each section can contain name-value pairs for configuration data.
Bouncers on IRC & The Week that went by
Are you tired of losing messages on IRC when not online, being busy in a meeting but missing an important discussion with the community? Fear, not bouncers can help you solve all that.
