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Revision as of 20:06, 7 January 2017
Mozilla community members - submit proposals here for 2017 Google Summer of Code projects with Mozilla. (If this page looks empty, it's because accepted ideas have already been transferred to the official list.) The absolute last deadline for submitting ideas in time to help us get accepted by Google is February 9th.
Are you a student looking to apply to SoC with Mozilla? Your first stop should be the official list of ideas. This page is full of weird and whacky ideas, some of which are still on here for a reason - it could be that they are not properly defined, the wrong size, or don't have a mentor. That makes them less likely to get accepted. You can, of course, also submit your own ideas - you don't have to put an idea on this page and get it 'made official' in order to send in a proposal for it.
How To Write A Good Project Proposal
Before adding an proposal to this list, please consider the following:
- Be specific. It's hard to understand the impact of, or the size of, vague proposals.
- Consider size. The student has eight weeks to design, code, test and document the proposal. It needs to fill, but not overfill, that time.
- Do your research. Support the idea with well-researched links.
- Don't morph other people's ideas. If you have a related idea, place it next to the existing one, or add a comment.
- Insert only your own name into the Mentor column, and then only if you are willing to take on the responsibility. If you think the SoC admins won't know who you are, leave contact details.
- Check back regularly. The administrators may have questions about your idea that you will need to answer.
- Know when to give up. If you've added the same idea for the last three years and it hasn't made it to the official page, perhaps you can predict what will happen this time.
Suggestion List
Here are the ideas lists from previous years.
Proposals can be in almost any part of the Mozilla project - don't be fooled by the "Code" in "Summer of Code". If there is no category below for your part of Mozilla, add one!
Mozilla Platform (Gecko)
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Details
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Skills Needed
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Reporter
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Mentor(s)
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Comments
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TaskCluster Improvements
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(placeholder)
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Backend (Node) JS, Github
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:dustin
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:dustin
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(will be something from TaskCluster/Round Tuit Box)
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Firefox
Title
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Details
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Skills Needed
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Reporter
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Mentor(s)
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Comments
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about:telemetry redesign
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about:telemetry is present on all builds of Firefox as a way for users to view the data being stored and sent via Telemetry. It was built before Firefox had multi-process Telemetry and without a clear design. This has resulted in a confusing HTML UI and barely-comprehensible JS.
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webtech (HTML+CSS+JS) and Design
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:chutten
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:chutten
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Firefox Developer Tools
Title
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Details
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Skills Needed
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Reporter
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Mentor(s)
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Comments
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Firefox for Android
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Details
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Skills Needed
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Reporter
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Mentor(s)
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Comments
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Thunderbird
Title
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Details
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Skills Needed
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Reporter
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Mentor(s)
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Comments
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Instantbird
Title
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Details
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Skills Needed
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Reporter
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Mentor(s)
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Comments
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Calendar
Title
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Details
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Skills Needed
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Reporter
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Mentor(s)
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Comments
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SeaMonkey
Title
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Details
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Skills Needed
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Reporter
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Mentor(s)
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Comments
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Bugzilla
Title
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Details
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Skills Needed
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Reporter
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Mentor(s)
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Comments
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Firefox Support (SUMO)
Title
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Details
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Skills Needed
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Reporter
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Mentor(s)
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Comments
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QA
Title
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Details
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Skills Needed
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Reporter
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Mentor(s)
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Comments
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Automation & Tools
Title
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Details
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Skills Needed
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Reporter
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Mentor(s)
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Comments
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JS static analysis
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Bring some static analysis in our Firefox Javascript code
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Javascript experience, FLOW(?)
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Sylvestre
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same
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C++ static analysis
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Add new checkers specific to our base code
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Strong C++ experience, clang
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Sylvestre
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Andi
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JSON in Sqlite
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Query JSON Documents stored in Sqlite
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Database, SQL, Python
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Kyle Lahnakoski
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Kyle Lahnakoski
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Details
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Documentation
Title
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Details
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Skills Needed
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Reporter
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Mentor(s)
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Comments
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Mozilla Developer Network
Title
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Details
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Skills Needed
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Reporter
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Mentor(s)
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Comments
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Mozilla IT and Infrastructure
Title
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Details
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Skills Needed
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Reporter
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Mentor(s)
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Comments
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Sync / Services
Title
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Details
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Skills Needed
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Reporter
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Mentor(s)
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Comments
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Developer Tools
Title
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Details
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Skills Needed
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Reporter
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Mentor(s)
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Comments
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Add-on SDK
Title
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Details
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Skills Needed
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Reporter
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Mentor(s)
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Comments
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Foundation
Title
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Details
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Skills Needed
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Reporter
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Mentor(s)
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Comments
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OpenArt
Title
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Details
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Skills Needed
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Reporter
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Mentor(s)
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Comments
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Release Engineering
Title
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Details
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Skills Needed
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Reporter
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Mentor(s)
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Comments
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Emscripten
Title
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Details
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Skills Needed
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Reporter
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Mentor(s)
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Comments
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Rust
Title
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Details
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Skills Needed
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Reporter
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Mentor(s)
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Comments
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Rust + WebAssembly showcase
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Rust and WebAssembly are going to be a great pair. Design and implement a simple and attractive web application, in Rust, that demonstrates the power of Rust on the web. Make fixes to upstream projects as necessary. Write a blog post about it.
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Rust, web development
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brson
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brson
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cc https://users.rust-lang.org/t/compiling-to-the-web-with-rust-and-emscripten/7627
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Rust dashboard updates
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Update rusty-dash.com to include additional metrics important to the project. This tool is vital to the day-to-day management of Rust, but it needs some dedicated attention to fulfill its promise.
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Rust
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brson
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brson
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Follow on work to https://internals.rust-lang.org/t/the-rust-project-needs-much-better-visibility-into-important-metrics/3367
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Rust reproducible builds
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Make the Rust build process produce the identical binaries when run with identical configurations. This improves the security of the Rust ecosystem by allowing others to
double-check the official Rust builds
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Rust, compilers, systems programming
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brson
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brson
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https://internals.rust-lang.org/t/verifying-rustc-releases-with-reproducible-builds/4502
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Abstract the Rust standard library
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The Rust standard library is very portable, but can be very, very portable. Refactor the
standard library to pull out a platform abstraction layer.
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Moderate Rust experience
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brson
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brson
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https://internals.rust-lang.org/t/refactoring-std-for-ultimate-portability/4301
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Rust cross-platform showcase project
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Rust is very portable. Create a single showcase demo project that compiles for Windows, OS X, Linux, Android, iOS, wasm, and microcontrollers. Use real crates to accomplish some real task. Set up CI for all platforms on Travis. To be used as a teaching tool and for regression testing.
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Moderate Rust experience
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brson
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brson
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rustc micro-optimization bonanza
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Just go hog wild finding microoptimizations in rustc. Write a blog post bragging about it.
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Performance optimization
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brson
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brson
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Rust-specific benchmark suite
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Today Rust uses perf.rust-lang.org to track _compile time_ performance, but nothing to track _runtime_ performance. Work with the Rust developers to create a benchmark suite specific to Rust.
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Programming
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brson
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brson, nrc?
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Servo
Title
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Details
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Skills Needed
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Reporter
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Mentor(s)
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Comments
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Security Engineering
Title
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Details
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Skills Needed
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Reporter
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Mentor(s)
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Comments
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Localization
Title
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Details
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Skills Needed
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Reporter
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Mentor(s)
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Comments
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Build system
Title
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Details
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Skills Needed
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Reporter
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Mentor(s)
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Comments
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Security Assurance
Title
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Details
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Skills Needed
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Reporter
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Mentor(s)
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Comments
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WADI
Title
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Details
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Skills Needed
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Reporter
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Mentor(s)
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Comments
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Mozilla Science Lab
Title
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Details
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Skills Needed
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Reporter
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Mentor(s)
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Comments
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MozVR
Title
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Details
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Reporter
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Mentor(s)
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Comments
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Connected Devices
Title
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Details
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Reporter
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Mentor(s)
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Comments
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