After GSOC results were out I had the following questions in my mind :
- How many people cleared it this time?
- Which organisation had maximum number of students?
- Which technologies were students most interested in?
- Which country had maximum number of selections?
- Which college had maximum number of selections?
And many more. But Google hasn’t released any stats yet for GSOC 2017 Results so I decided to get as many answers as possible from whatever data that was available. I took the results data from the gsoc website and wrote this: https://github.com/vik-y/GSOC-2017-Results .
These are the results that I have been able to get from the data so far:
Top 20 Organisations in terms of number of selections
1 | FOSSASIA | 64 |
2 | R project for statistical computing | 35 |
3 | Python Software Foundation | 33 |
4 | Apache Software Foundation | 27 |
5 | CERN-HSF | 26 |
6 | KDE | 26 |
7 | Mozilla | 25 |
8 | National Resource for Network Biology (NRNB) | 21 |
9 | GNOME | 20 |
10 | The Julia Language | 18 |
11 | OpenCV | 17 |
12 | The GNU Project | 17 |
13 | Sustainable Computing Research Group ( SCoRe ) | 16 |
14 | Systers an Anita Borg Institute community | 16 |
15 | Freifunk | 15 |
16 | INCF | 15 |
17 | OSGeo | 15 |
18 | OpenMRS | 15 |
19 | The Processing Foundation | 15 |
20 | The Honeynet Project | 14 |
Top 30 Proposal Tags
1 | optimization | 196 |
2 | new feature | 142 |
3 | machine learning | 108 |
4 | other | 108 |
5 | javascript | 98 |
6 | java | 93 |
7 | python | 86 |
8 | ai | 74 |
9 | new features | 72 |
10 | big data | 68 |
11 | automization | 64 |
12 | cloud deployments | 64 |
13 | event management | 64 |
14 | web technologies | 64 |
15 | security | 56 |
16 | bioinformatics | 52 |
17 | enhancement | 52 |
18 | android | 48 |
19 | mobile | 48 |
20 | visualization | 48 |
21 | integration | 47 |
22 | kernel | 42 |
23 | library | 41 |
24 | performance | 41 |
25 | media | 37 |
26 | routing | 37 |
27 | data cleaning | 35 |
28 | existing package | 35 |
29 | finance | 35 |
30 | new package | 35 |
I’ll add more as and when possible. 🙂
UPDATE:
Google uploaded some stats regarding number of selections country wise. It is available here: https://opensource.googleblog.com/2017/05/google-summer-of-code-2017-statistics.html