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The Google Summer of Code (GSoC) has been a huge boon to the world of free and open-source software, and to Gentoo Linux in particular. In this talk, I'm going to share some of our successes, like how we manage 15–20 simultaneous internships and how we recruit a very large proportion of our students to continue as Gentoo developers.

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Succeeding in the Google Summer
of Code as a large project

OR
Make your mentoring full of win

Donnie Berkholz
Council Member, Gentoo Linux
Analyst, RedMonk
@dberkholz

Gentoo's GSoC statistics

●2006 10/14 pass 7/10 developers
●2007 8/9 pass 2/8 developers
●2008 5/6 pass 1/5 developers
●2009 6/7 pass 4/6 developers
●2010 16/19 pass 11/16 developers
●2011 14/15 pass ??/14 developers

0. Set goals & measure progress

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1. Establish the expectation
that most contributors become
long-term developers

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2. Make them
interact as a true
community
member,
not through a
mentor's conduit
Flickr: kalandrakas

3. Don't let
them slip
away.
Sometimes,
all you have
to do is ask.

Flickr: hashir

Steps to mentoring success

0. Choose and track goals
1. Set expectations
2. Interact as a community
3. Maintain the connection

Donnie Berkholz
Council Member, Gentoo Linux
Analyst, RedMonk
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1. Succeeding in the Google Summer of Code as a large project OR Make your mentoring full of win Donnie Berkholz Council Member, Gentoo Linux Analyst, RedMonk @dberkholz

2. Gentoo's GSoC statistics ●2006 10/14 pass 7/10 developers ●2007 8/9 pass 2/8 developers ●2008 5/6 pass 1/5 developers ●2009 6/7 pass 4/6 developers ●2010 16/19 pass 11/16 developers ●2011 14/15 pass ??/14 developers

3. 0. Set goals & measure progress Flickr: koenvereeken

4. 1. Establish the expectation that most contributors become long-term developers Flickr: mount_otz

5. 2. Make them interact as a true community member, not through a mentor's conduit Flickr: kalandrakas

6. 3. Don't let them slip away. Sometimes, all you have to do is ask. Flickr: hashir

7. Steps to mentoring success 0. Choose and track goals 1. Set expectations 2. Interact as a community 3. Maintain the connection

8. Donnie Berkholz Council Member, Gentoo Linux Analyst, RedMonk @dberkholz

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