[Weeks 3–4] — Making progressesIn this blog post I will be brief, as I intend to increase my posting frecuency from next week.Achievements completed during this period:Created a new repository within CTLearn-project to keep all the code, documentation, experiments and plots related to my GSoC projec ...READ MORE...
This is part 3 of the ongoing series of my blog posts describing my journey as a Google Summer Of Code student working with Sunpy to develop Sunkit-image, an image processing toolbox for solar images.This particular part describes the work that has been done from 10th June to date. This part of the ...READ MORE...
What I completed this last week: Successfully queried from the SVO filter database for our tutorial’s throughput models. This inspired Brett to write a package called tynt, a “super lightweight package containing approximate transmittance curves for more than five hundred astronomical filters”, whic ...READ MORE...
Communication satellites and refactoring Those couple of weeks were spent mainly on setting future milestones and improving the quality of the code. In a way, Tom Cargill's famous aphorism came to my mind:
The first 90 percent of the code accounts for the first 90 percent of the development time. ...READ MORE...
What's new? Three weeks have passed since the coding phase began and new features have been added to the software:
Lambert is now a Maneuver instance. A trail keyword in StaticOrbitPlotter for showing orbits' trails.
Lambert just needs now two orbits! Although the raw algorithms are kept under the ...READ MORE...
I had a feeling in the community bonding period that something will mess up at the start of the coding period as I had the toughest part lined at the start. The same did happen… At the start, I had two weeks for porting reproject from Astropy. In short what it does is, it align two different astrono ...READ MORE...
What I completed last week: Made a separate git repo for my GSoC related work. This will make it easier to track changes, make suggestions, etc Edited the first tutorial such that: The only data files left in notebook are the CCD quantum efficiency table. The other bits of data are queried/modeled w ...READ MORE...
GSoC — The StartThe first two weeks of official coding period of GSoC are over.You can view my PR here: https://github.com/sunpy/sunpy/pull/3124The coding is going as per the schedule. The first three weeks of the coding was dedicated to implementing the data manager and it’s functions.I have comple ...READ MORE...
[Weeks 1–2] — The Coding Period has begunThese first two weeks have been as productive as busy. On the one hand, I have my college exams going on, as well as the delivery and presentation of my bachelor’s thesis, that will take place in a few days and will mean (I hope so) the ending of my undergrad ...READ MORE...
The Coding Period of the Google Summer of Code officially began on 27th May 2019 — for me, it was the day when the “Dive” into the realm of code began.This post is the second post in the series of posts I am writing every two weeks to describe my journey as a student in Google Summer of Code Program ...READ MORE...