(the patch attached would allow for a multilingual campaign name (completing part of this task), given the conflicts, I'll abandon that patch, which can be reapplied later on)

In T278015#6970376, @Vinayakaggarwal05 wrote:

Is this tread still open? because someone has written the problem is already bean solved.

In T273179#6959498, @Vyaki wrote:

I want to contribute in this project to 'update front end of wikimedia' can anyone help me regarding this project.

In T274635#6959491, @Vyaki wrote:

Can anyone explain it a bit more ?

In T273179#6955190, @Vikramadityasinghs wrote:

Hey everyone, this is vikramaditya. i am an aspiring front end developer. are people starting to submit proposals as of now?

In T278015#6952243, @Techwizzie wrote:

Hello mentors @Nicolas_Raoul and @Madhurgupta10 I'm Sanjay from Amrita University. I'm very much interested to work on this project. I've set-up the project locally as instructed. As a first step, what should I do ? Can I directly start working on implementing the feature or should I fix some existing issues listed on the source repo ?

In T278261#6951656, @Iamumangg wrote:

Hello @Chtnnh My name is umang gupta , a second yr undergrad student . i have little knowledge about ML and but i am quick learner and want to contribute in this project . plz guide me about same

In T273179#6931808, @Diptendubiswas wrote:

Hello Everyone,
Is there any particular Version Control System Repo links (Github, Gitbucket) ?

In T273179#6920355, @Hacktovist wrote:

@Jdrewniak Can you please let me know how to start, what is the current status of the project, and what are your expectations, etc. As this year I want to take part in GSOC21 so I'm excited to work on this project. Please let me know as soon as possible so that I can start and I already have a little experience in web design of ecommerce website and Javascript which I think will be useful for me to implement and design a better UI for Wikimedia.

@Shivas1000 There is a mirror repository on github at https://github.com/wikimedia/portals . But it's just a mirror. You do need to use gerrit to be able to contribute. If you need help with Gerrit: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Gerrit/Tutorial

@Aryan-alt You might want to read the task description, have a look at the code repo and help with the micro tasks listed.

In T274636#6835054, @Yash4357 wrote:

Can you tell me some of the micro-tasks for this project, so that can help me to get familiar with this project or is there any kind of documentation which should be refer by me before working on this project?

Duplication of T268296 ?

(@gengh I'm wondering if you're working on this?)

it could be done by adding name prop (default: only code) to the languageinfo meta query &liprop=code|name

In T268668#6674174, @Jdforrester-WMF wrote:

• Should use server-side language resolution rather than doing the work locally.

note: another task might have to be created for the following change, as per ArthurPSmith on gerrit change:

Thanks

Oh sorry about that. Thanks for telling me that.

A note to anyone who would like to learn more about the development progress:

13 June update: task tracking now being performed using ClickUp. Closing all GSoC tasks over here.

13 June update: task tracking now being performed using ClickUp. Closing all GSoC tasks over here.

13 June update: task tracking now being performed using ClickUp. Closing all GSoC tasks over here.

13 June update: task tracking now being performed using ClickUp. Closing all GSoC tasks over here.

13 June update: task tracking now being performed using ClickUp. Closing all GSoC tasks over here.

13 June update: task tracking now being performed using ClickUp. Closing all GSoC tasks over here.

13 June update: task tracking now being performed using ClickUp. Closing all GSoC tasks over here.

13 June update: task tracking now being performed using ClickUp. Closing all GSoC tasks over here.

Hi @Anthere, this tool was proposed WITHOUT ISA / Wikidata games in mind. However, currently, we do have plans to allow ISA and this tool to integrate. For example, there might be campaigns in this tool to verify claims created in campaigns in ISA. Prior to last week, I never heard of Wikidata games. It does seem like this project kind-of overlaps with some of Wikidata games' functionality. However, here, we aim to create an easy-to-use platform.

16 May update: setup my blog at gabrielchl.dev with free google cloud vm yay.

Using a python script I just wrote, we now have basic info on the usage of structured data on Commons (see task description for raw output).

In T252276#6121232, @NavinoEvans wrote:

Would this wording be better?

Questionaire created here: https://forms.gle/LpCVHGr8qi65VW8GA
Waiting for @NavinoEvans and @Eugene233 to review and give suggestions on the questionaire.
(msg left on NavinoEvan's user page pinging both mentors)

Thanks a lot.

(Update: began to work on the above tasks, as I could not contact my mentors for now.)

There might be a lot more other features that could be useful. I think that going through the chat log in zulip might help you find some.

something like the stackoverflow command?

The problem with this is that I believe a lot of newcomers would not use that command, instead they will just say "I am trying to xxx and I see xxx, please help.".