(unassigning myself from this task as I am not planning to work on the proposed changes)
Pasting the same comment I added on Zulip in response to your question:

@Shirayuki @Tomybrz I don't seem to find a quick method to make messages in the form translatable. I see this documentation https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Gadgets/Gadgets_2.0#Adding_multi-language_support_to_a_gadget but it is for 2.0 :-/ If I find an easy fix for this, I will work on it soon!

In T127640#5181169, @mmodell wrote:

@Aklapper should we look at making zulip more widely available to the broader technical community? It seems like a really good chat platform from my initial evaluations.

@Pavithraes All of these tasks that you are planning to address seem like good ideas to me! Feel free to suggest in your proposal whatever seems doable for a ~3-month long project. And, yes, it would be ideal if the tasks you plan to work on are all related, and linked to an umbrella project exactly like this one. Whenever you are ready, create a proposal on Phabricator following our guidelines and then we might be able to give more feedback on what seems feasible or not.

Here is some preliminary research work that would help me get started on developing the toolkits: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/User:SSethi_(WMF)/Sandbox/Technical_contributors_workshop.

(done)

Thank you very much @Wargo & @Tomybrz! It works :)

Also replied here: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Topic:V1gwsbljqo1lzwul.

@Tomybrz @Wargo Thank you so much for quick response on this! I've two more changes to request:

• In response to your feedback – I realized why the thumbs-up/down button was looking weird. It was due to a last minute untested change. I've fixed the CSS now, so the emojis, for now, should not look odd. So, if you can replace the CSS in here https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki:Gadget-userfeedback.css with https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/User:SSethi_(WMF)/common.css that would be wonderful.
• Also, I would like the gadget to be available by default as it is on Wikitech https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki:Gadgets-definition because we want to gather votes from all users, and not just who are logged in. It would be great if you could update the Gadget definition.

Thanks again for all your help!

In T225226#5252152, @Quiddity wrote:

In T225226#5252101, @srishakatux wrote:

@Quiddity Could you help update the code in my gadget on Wikitech

Nope! You need an Interface Admin to edit any .js/.css files in that namespace. :-)

Asking here if anyone has any concerns in doing so: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Topic:V1gwsbljqo1lzwul.

@Aklapper @Volker_E Thanks for pointing that! Article was a good one :)

With the following lines, the Gadget is working for me both in MediaWiki and Meta.

Thank you so much @Gopavasanth @Mh-3110 @Geertivp @Jdlrobson for your posts! They were all fun to read :)

The gallery is hosted here https://tools.wmflabs.org/apps-gallery/. Closing this task for now, might do some outreach in the future to collect apps that could be a part of this gallery.

Ahaa, I see what you mean! Then, yes all the options are nice and makes sense. For now, I would like to add:

• Email event organizers sharing a summary (4-5 lines) of the work you did and any relevant links.
• Promote your hackathon project (if you ended up working on one) in Wikimedia technical spaces.
• Participate as a mentor in Wikimedia outreach programs (in addition to helping with the mentoring program).

Anything more than asking for a blog post that lives on attendees personal blog feels like we are asking a lot. Instead, we investigate what more can we do on our end to follow-up/keep track of attendees participation during and after the event: give their posts some love and share it on social media, add them to some database/ CRM, keep them in the loop for future opportunities, etc. (some of this I believe we already do but maybe more thoroughly).

There might be a few posts on their way, see T219198#5212495. Also, here is quite an interesting read from @Jdlrobson, in draft mode still and needs pictures updates: https://medium.com/freely-sharing-the-sum-of-all-knowledge/a-hackathon-story-6a4687b1bc73. You all could consider incorporating bits and pieces of this post in the master post if that's feasible!

(sent a reminder to everyone who volunteered to contribute a blog post to share a link of their post on this task if they ended up writing one)

30-40 people attended the session. Slides are here: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Slides_from_Wikipedia_session_at_LibrePlanet_2019.pdf.

GSoC has already started, so I'm guessing that there is an interest to work on this project outside of outreach programs. Just making sure so that there is no confusion here around this.

(look for next steps in the email that you'll receive shortly with an option to request for a debrief on why your proposal was not accepted)

(look for next steps in the email that you'll receive shortly with an option to request for a debrief on why your proposal was not accepted)

(look for next steps in the email that you'll receive shortly with an option to request for a debrief on why your proposal was not accepted)

(look for next steps in the email that you'll receive shortly with an option to request for a debrief on why your proposal was not accepted)

(look for next steps in the email that you'll receive shortly with an option to request for a debrief on why your proposal was not accepted)

(if you would like a debrief on why your proposal was not accepted, send me an email: ssethi@wikimedia.org)

(accepted for another project)

(accepted by another org)

(accepted through GSoC)