Krita gsoc students should blog :)

[JL VT]

Oh!, Just when I was about to drop a letter to Lukas telling him about my
doings and wrongdoings of past weekend; and preparing to make up my website
to inform the world on what I'm doing regarding my GSoC project.

I just took a look at what Planet KDE is, there should be no problem on
aggregating my blog to it once I set it up, though they apparently require
an svn account (and a photo, nooooo!). The start of the blog should occur
within this week.

I'll take this chance to extend my apologies to everyone, because I only
started working on my GSoC project this past weekend, instead of April's
26th which was the date I proposed to start. But fear not, there's no delay
that can't be solved with some passionate and focused work  :>  . So the
timeline I described for my project still holds, but expect the first goals
to be accomplished a bit later than estimated.

I'll save the story of all that happened after April's 26th (and before) for
the blog, it should make a good first entry.

This is the first signal of life I've given (outside of logging on to XChat
a few times) after my project became accepted; my apologies for that, I've
always had a tendency to disappear when something takes my focus (when I
refocus on Krita, other people will notice I vanish from their space).

So, this week I'm starting a blog, I'll add the link to this mailing list
while I find out on how to aggregate it to Planet KDE, and from then and on
we'll stay tuned!.


Have a good and merry day!.
~José Luis Vergara aka Pentalis.


On Mon, May 10, 2010 at 10:42 AM, Boudewijn Rempt <boud at valdyas.org> wrote:

> Hi Marc, Jose, Dmitry and Adam!
>
> If you don't already have a blog and have it aggregated on planetkde, I
> really
> want you all to start one and have it aggregated. During the gsoc, you're
> expected to have at least one blog entry a week explaining what you're
> doing,
> showing progress and generally making people aware of the awesome work
> you'll
> be doing. Look at Lukas' blog for an excellent example :-). (And it can't
> hurt
> to start blogging before coding starts, there are already many gsoc
> students
> blogging on planetkde).
>
> --
> Boudewijn Rempt | http://www.valdyas.org
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