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These are the current summer of code 2006 mentors (incomplete still) for the Python Software Foundation and what projects they're interested in seeing.
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ere is the current list of mentors for the Python Software Foundation and what projects they're interested in seeing.
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=== Simon Belak ===
simon.belak@hruska.si

[http://www.turbogears.org TurboGears] developer.

I am also interested in projects involving AI or WSGI.

=== Ian Bicking ===
ianb@colorstudy.com

Web developer, [http://pythonpaste.org/ Paste], [http://sqlobject.org SQLObject], and a [http://blog.ianbicking.org blog]

I'm interested in web-related projects, particularly infrastructure involving [http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0333/ WSGI]. Education-related web projects would also be of interest to me.


=== Richard Jones ===
richard@python.org

Developer of [http://roundup.sf.net/ Roundup], [http://cheeseshop.python.org/pypi PyPI].

I'm interested in projects to improve Roundup or PyPI.



=== Robert Kern ===
robert.kern@enthought.com

I am mostly interested in projects that are of use for scientific development. Specifically, anything to do with numpy, scipy, matplotlib, Chaco, Mayavi, Traits, or IPython. More generally, I am also interested in mentoring projects of use to plotting frameworks, like math formula layout using TeX algorithms.


=== Andrew Kuchling ===
amk@amk.ca

I can help mentor improvements to the standard library, some web projects, and documentation projects.


=== Arc Riley ===
Soya3d developer from Ithaca, NY.

Top 5 "want to see" applications:
 1. Cal3d per-bone and morph animations in Soya3d
 2. multi-texture support (bump/normals mapping, etc) in Soya3d
 3. verse support for shapes, materials, and animations in Soya3d
 4. revive restricted python
 5. pyrex optimization


=== James Tauber ===
jtauber@jtauber.com [http://jtauber.com/blog/ blog]

I'd be interested in mentoring projects relating to the Web
(particularly relating to Atom and/or based on [http://leonardo.pyworks.org Leonardo] or
[http://jtauber.com/demokritos Demokritos]), education, (natural)
language / linguistics or music.
 * Carl Friedrich Bolz ([http://codespeak.net/pypy PyPy])
 * Titus Brown and Grig Gheorghiu (automatic patch verification system for Python core and PyPI packages, based on a buildbot farm running on VMware machines, with ideas from [http://pybots.org Pybots] and [http://pycheesecake.org Cheesecake])
 * Brian Dorsey ([http://codespeak.net/py/ py-lib])
 * David Goodger ([http://docutils.sf.net Docutils])
 * Peter Hansen ([http://www.drproject.org DrProject])
 * Victor Ng ([http://www.drproject.org DrProject])
 * Arc Riley ([http://www.pysoy.org PySoy])
 * André Roberge ([http://code.google.com/p/crunchy Crunchy])
 * DavidStanek ([http://www.turbogears.org TurboGears], any webapp project)
 * JamesTauber ([http://pyjamas.pyworks.org Pyjamas])
 * Frank Wierzbicki ([http://www.jython.org Jython])
 * Greg Wilson ([http://www.drproject.org DrProject])
 * Blake Winton ([http://www.drproject.org DrProject])

Python Mentors

Here is the current list of mentors for the Python Software Foundation and what projects they're interested in seeing.

Mentors are listed in alphabetical order.

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