GCI Week5

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Google Code In Week 5 with OSGeo


 
Hello Everyone, Merry Christmas! Now we reached our week 5 of Google Code In.
It just seems like that GCI just started yesterday but working  with OSGeo makes me feel like that i am working with my family so i can join them anytime on IRC.

If you Haven't yet Registered on GCI, do it now:Link to Website  and have fun!


 Our Organization has successfully completed 200+ task. I am very happy to see that we have a huge team now. Our mentors are really working hard as publishing more task, reviewing tasks is not an easy task. And students are also working hard as a stone as submitting 200+ entries is also not an easy task. I am really enjoying working with OSGeo. 

If you are older than 17 and want to contribute to OSGeo Here: How to contribute, And if you are 13-17 you should must give a try to Google Code In.

Merry Christmas!

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