Hello, everyone!
Week 2 of my Google Summer of Code journey at LLVM.org has been both productive and engaging. Here’s a quick recap of the progress made and key activities from this week.
Advancing the Project
This week, I focused on completing the first drafts of the Request for Comments (RFC) and the community survey. These documents are crucial for conducting a preliminary content audit and gathering community feedback on the LLVM.org website redesign. They are currently under review by my mentors, Tanya Lattner and Vassil Vassilev.
Community Engagement
I attended the weekly Compiler as a Service (CAAS) meeting with the compiler-research team. During the meeting, I provided updates on my progress and presented an introduction to the “LLVM.org Website Redesign GSoC Project”. This presentation helped to familiarize the team with the project’s goals and my plans for the redesign. You can view the presentation here.
Contributions Made
Repo: compiler-research/compiler-research.github.io
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Issues Raised:
- Issue #193: Enhance Author Attribution: Add Profile Links and Images for Blog Posts
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Pull Requests Raised:
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Pull Requests Merged:
Looking Ahead
Next week, I will focus on refining the RFC and survey based on feedback from my mentors. I also plan to start the initial design mockups for the new LLVM.org layout. Engaging with community members to gather their insights will remain a top priority as their feedback is vital for the project’s success.
Conclusion
Week 2 has been a blend of planning, presenting, and coding. The journey continues to be exciting and challenging, and I am eager to tackle the upcoming tasks. Thank you for following along, and stay tuned for more updates!
Feel free to reach out if you have any thoughts or questions about the project!