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FEB 19, 2026
Accepted Orgs Announced
MAR 16, 2026
Contributor Proposals Open
MAR 31, 2026
Proposal Submission Deadline
Submit your project proposals by 11:30 PM!
APR 30, 2026
Accepted Projects Announced
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MAR 31, 2026
Proposal Submission Deadline
Ensure your final proposals are submitted by 18:00 UTC.
APR 21, 2026
Review Period Starts
Mentors begin ranking of proposals.
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New to open source or this project? Follow this quick path: learn the basics, set up locally, find a good first issue, and open your first PR.
Open source projects publish source code publicly so anyone can inspect, improve, and share it. Contribution usually starts with reading contribution guidelines and making small, focused changes.
Tip: quality communication and small, consistent contributions usually matter more than a single large PR.
Open Source Guide
Practical guide for first-time and returning contributors.
GitHub Contribution Flow
Official docs for forking, cloning, and opening pull requests.
GSoC Contributor/Student Guide
Official program timeline and best practices for applicants.
Student Advice
Official guidance for choosing orgs, communicating well, and writing proposals.
First Contributions
Hands-on tutorial to practice your first fork, commit, and pull request.
No. Start with small docs or UI fixes, then move to larger tasks as you learn the codebase.
Keep it focused on one change, reference the issue number, and include a short explanation of what you tested.
Look for issues labeled good first issue and comment before starting work.
Google Summer of Code is a global, online program focused on bringing new contributors into open source software development.
Browse 185+ open source organizations. Filter by language, domain, and competition level to find your match.
Reach out to mentors and write a detailed proposal outlining how you'll contribute to your chosen project.
If accepted, spend your summer coding under the guidance of experienced mentors and earn a stipend of $1,500–$6,600.
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