Mehant Kammakomati kmehant
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| Linkedin = { | |
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| scrollDelay: 3000, | |
| actionDelay: 5000, | |
| nextPageDelay: 5000, | |
| // set to -1 for no limit | |
| maxRequests: -1, | |
| totalRequestsSent: 0, |
Hello,
Please comment below with following details.
- What are the projects you like do for the GSoC. (Add links to projects) don't mention the actual idea.
- Have you contributed to SCoRe lab? Yes or No..
- Whom did you share the proposal with so far?
- Did you get responses to your ideas/proposal?
Add any other info you think will be relevant. (Don't add the actual idea or feature)
- Please take a look at https://github.com/scorelab/, https://github.com/cloudlibz and https://github.com/leopardslab
- Please go through each project and see what you like.
- Find in each repos in above orgs or create an issue to create one.
- READ: https://opensource.guide/how-to-contribute/
🦊 Firefox Nightly 🔥 now supports WebSocket Inspection! It has been a really exciting summer working to support WebSocket Inspection for Firefox as this is a feature that many developers have been requesting over the years.
I am very thankful for this opportunity as I was given ownership to implement the WebSocket Inspector from scratch until it is production-ready. Throughout the process, I got to learn from different experts in the team, gaining the knowledge needed to deliver success for the project. They include:
- Knowing how Firefox Developer Tools communicate with the browser through the Remote Debugging Protocol (RDP)
- Extending the React/Redux architecture of the Network Panel in Firefox Developer Tools
- Working with DOM elements and modern APIs e.g. Intersection Observer
- Improving web performance through lazy lo
This document consists of information related to my work as part of GSoC 2019. This stays as a reference to my work samples.
I was a Google Code-in Grand Prize Winner for the year 2017. During that period I have contributed to multiple projects under Sustainable Computing Research Lab. In 2018, I was selected as a Google code-in Mentor where I have spent time helping students to make efficient contributions to open-source software. In 2019, I have been selected as one of the Google Summer of Code Student developers all over the world. My work will be around DevOps which includes API testing, working with docker containers, kubernetes and easy deployments. I will be working with Bassa an n-tier web application which is an automated download queue for communities to make best use of internet bandwidth.
You can find complete details with my weekly log attached at the bottom. Please follow this [link](https://github.c
Summer is not over yet, but coding part of Google summer of code yes. This is my final report.
I was working with fedora organization on conu - python API for your containers. Before GSOC, you could use library just to work with standalone containers. Goal for GSOC was to implement support also for orchestration tools like Kubernetes and OpenShift. For more information see my proposal.