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Manit Singh
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Hello everyone, this marks my first blog post where I pen down my experience and learnings about getting selected for Google Summer of Code.
In this series of blog posts, I mainly plan on walking you through what it was like working for GSoC, what challenges I faced, and how I overcame those.
So I am not able to find out why panel has to serve multiple apps. Why can't I just serve single app and work from there and open any other python file from there. How would I get a app based architectures!
And I could make my files for particular functionalities.
Also how could I get stateless behaviour from panel is also a challenge.
So I have been experimenting with panel for a week and its amazing.
Hello, everyone! My name is Manit Singh, and I’m thrilled to share my journey as a participant in Google Summer of Code (GSoC) with SunPy. Getting selected for this prestigious program has been a significant milestone in my career, and I am excited to contribute to the Enhancing SOAR Metadata project.
The community bonding period was an essential phase where I got to know my mentors, understand the project’s goals in-depth, and prepare for the coding period.
During this period, I had several meetings and discussions with my mentors and community members. These interactions were crucial for:
Programming a big project is like eating a 20 inch pizza by yourself. If you think you can have it all in one day, you are wrong. Even if you are eating just one grain of that pizza per day, it still counts. I am not saying that you should work less, I am saying one should aspire to work everyday no matter how less or more it is. Because some days you just, just can't do what you had planned to. In those days you can't just go on a disheartening streak and go on a bad spiral. You just gotta believe that in the long run you will get it done. It's very easy to say this, but man doing one thing everyday when you are not able to see much progress is hard. fucking hard.
Maybe I will reach the end, I am certainly hoping too and I want everyone else to be hopeful too.
So 27th May was the first official day of GSOC when coding begins. I know I could have done more preparation but I am not too sad with the results. I was able to show my mentors a basic beginning of the layout. I am using the holoviz ecosystem to make the dashboard. The base is panel itself.
I went through many of the tutorials and came to realise it is quite suitable to what we need from the dashboard.
Doing this project is not say for example an extremely challenging or difficult problem/job. It's mostly a problem of consistency working on smaller issues and try to get hold of the bigger picture and be consistent in doing your work.
I am excited to strive for the best and fulfil not only my mentors expectations but my own expectations with myself.
It was a frustrating experience, don't know what is wrong with conda and pip, they are like the wife and mistress who can't live together. But after a lot of tinkering I was just able to balance the environment with the perfect blend of dependencies. I can freely test out holoviz now.
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