The Tcl/Tk community includes anybody who uses Tcl/Tk, is interested in Tcl/Tk, or just wants to be in the club! Tcl/Tk is used by a wide range of governmental, commercial and educational institutions around the globe. Many well-known and well-regarded systems have either been developed in Tcl/Tk or are using Tcl/Tk as an embedded language (e.g. Expect, AOLserver, DejaGnu, Metakit, Starkit and SQLite). We communicate through IRC (see below), an active development list (see below) and a wiki (http://wiki.tcl.tk). The Eighth European Tcl/Tk Users Meeting will be held in June, and September we will be holding our sixteenth annual Tcl/Tk conference in the USA.

You

* Name

* University / current enrollment

* Short bio / overview of your background

* Subscribe to the mailing list and introduce yourself

* Tell us your IRC nick with which you will use on the group's IRC channel

Your Coding Skills

In your application let us know

* What platform do you use to code? Hardware specifications and operating system

* Did you ever code in C or Tcl, yes/no? What is your experience?

* What other languages have you coded in? What is your experience?

Set yourself up

* Set up your platform to build a snapshot of the current state of the project you are interested in.

* If you need help, ask on the mailing list of the appropriate group, or in the IRC.

* Report success on the mailing list or IRC.

You and Us

* Were you involved in development in the project's group in the past? What was your contribution?

* Were you involved in other Open Source development projects in the past? which, when and in what role?

* Why have you chosen your development idea and what do you expect from your implementation? Your Project

* What do you want to achieve?

* If you have chosen an idea from our list, why did you choose this specific idea?

* If you are proposing a project of your own, what is unique about it?

* What makes you suited to carry the project?

* How much time do you plan to invest in the project before, during and after the Summer of Code? We expect at least 30h/week during GSoC and would like to know in advance if there are any blocks of time during the program when you will be unavailable (note this does not necessarily make you imeligible).

* Please provide a schedule of how this time will be spent on subtasks of the project. While this is only preliminary, you will be required to provide a detailed plan latest at the beginning of GSoC and during the project you will issue weekly progress reports against that plan.

Adapted from "https://www.linuxfoundation.org/en/Google_Summer_of_Code_Student_Application_Template"