What are the programming languages are used to contribute in GSSoC?

[tejanadella28]

which programming Languages are

[praveen-p09]

It depends on the project's tech stack. Most of them would be related to web and app development.
https://gssoc.girlscript.tech/project
You can checkout tags of the projects on the website.

[IP80808080]

🌟 GSSoC Contribution Tech Stacks: 🌟
As per the information provided on their project site (https://gssoc.girlscript.tech/project)

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🌐 Web Development
🟢 JavaScript (⚛️ React.js, 📈 Vue.js, 📐 Angular)
🐍 Python (🐘 Django, 🔥 Flask)
🐘 PHP
📄 HTML, CSS

📱 Mobile App Development
☕ Java (🤖 Android)
�192 Kotlin (🤖 Android)
📱 Swift (🍎 iOS)
⚛️ React Native (📲 cross-platform)
�sung Flutter (📲 cross-platform)

🧠 Machine Learning and Data Science
🐍 Python (🤖 TensorFlow, 📊 Scikit-learn, 📋 Pandas, 📐 NumPy)
📈 R
☕ Java
🔐 Cybersecurity
🐍 Python
🟢 JavaScript
💻 C/C++

🔗 Blockchain and Cryptocurrency
💎 Solidity (🅴 Ethereum)
🟢 JavaScript (🌐 Web3.js)
🐹 Go
🦀 Rust
💻 Desktop Applications
☕ Java
💻 C/C++
🐍 Python (🐍 PyQt, 🪟 Tkinter)

🎮 Game Development
💻 C++
🎮 C#
🐍 Python (🕹️ Pygame)
🎮 Unity (🎮 C#)

📚 Miscellaneous
🐚 Bash scripting
📀 SQL (Database)
🌳 Git (Version Control)

[Ojas-Arora]

In GSSoC (GirlScript Summer of Code), participants can contribute to projects using a variety of programming languages and technologies. The specific languages and technologies depend on the projects participating in the program. Here are some common programming languages and technologies used in open-source projects, including those often seen in GSSoC:

1. JavaScript:

   • Used for web development, both front-end (with frameworks like React, Angular, or Vue.js) and back-end (with Node.js).

2. Python:

   • Widely used for web development (with frameworks like Django or Flask), data analysis, machine learning, and scripting.

3. Java:

   • Commonly used for building enterprise-level applications, Android mobile app development, and server-side programming.

4. C/C++:

   • Used for systems programming, game development, embedded systems, and performance-critical applications.

5. HTML/CSS:

   • Essential for web development. HTML for structuring web pages, and CSS for styling them.

6. Ruby:

   • Often used with the Ruby on Rails framework for web development, particularly for building web applications.

7. PHP:

   • Frequently used for server-side web development, particularly in content management systems (CMS) like WordPress.

8. Swift:

   • Primarily used for developing iOS and macOS applications.

9. Kotlin:

   • Another language for developing Android applications, increasingly gaining popularity as an alternative to Java.

10. Go (Golang):

    • Known for its simplicity and efficiency, Go is used for building scalable and concurrent systems, particularly in web development and cloud-native applications.

11. Rust:

    • A systems programming language focused on safety, performance, and concurrency. It's often used in performance-critical applications and systems software.

12. TypeScript:

    • A superset of JavaScript that adds static typing, making large-scale JavaScript application development more manageable.

13. Shell scripting:

    • Used for automating tasks, system administration, and building deployment scripts.

14. SQL:

    • Essential for working with relational databases and querying data.

15. SwiftUI:

    • A declarative framework for building user interfaces in Swift, primarily for iOS and macOS applications.

These are just a few examples, and the specific languages and technologies used in GSSoC projects can vary widely. It's essential to review the project's documentation and requirements to understand which languages and technologies are relevant for each project you're interested in contributing to.

[nehashekhawat255]

The programming languages you'll use in GSSoC depend entirely on the project you choose to contribute to.

Here's how to find out which languages are required for each project:

1. Explore the Project List: Visit the GSSoC project list at - https://gssoc.girlscript.tech/project
2. Review Project Descriptions: Each project description clearly mentions the primary programming languages used in its development.
3. Choose Based on Your Skills: Select a project that aligns with your programming skills and interests.

Here are some common programming languages you might encounter in GSSoC projects:

• Web Development: HTML, CSS, JavaScript (including frameworks like React, Angular, or Vue.js)
• Backend Development: Python, Java, PHP, Node.js
• Mobile Development: Java (Kotlin for Android), Swift (for iOS)
• Data Science/Machine Learning: Python (with libraries like NumPy, Pandas, scikit-learn, TensorFlow)
• Game Development: Unity (C#), Unreal Engine (C++)

Additional Tips:

• If you're new to programming or GSSoC, consider starting with a project that uses languages you're familiar with. Many beginner-friendly projects are available.
• Don't be afraid to explore unfamiliar languages! GSSoC provides a fantastic opportunity to learn new skills.
• Project mentors can offer guidance on the specific languages and technologies needed for their project.

By following these steps, you'll be well-equipped to choose the perfect GSSoC project that aligns with your programming skills and interests.

[Krish3914]

which programming Languages are

It totally depends on the project you would like to contribute like I explain it as:

Explore the Project List: Visit the GSSoC project list at - https://gssoc.girlscript.tech/project
Review Project Descriptions: Each project description clearly mentions the primary programming languages used in its development.
Choose Based on Your Skills: Select a project that aligns with your programming skills and interests.
Here are some common programming languages you might encounter in GSSoC projects:

Web Development: HTML, CSS, JavaScript (including frameworks like React, Angular, or Vue.js)
Backend Development: Python, Java, PHP, Node.js
Mobile Development: Java (Kotlin for Android), Swift (for iOS)
Data Science/Machine Learning: Python (with libraries like NumPy, Pandas, scikit-learn, TensorFlow)
Game Development: Unity (C#), Unreal Engine (C++).

Have a look of the screenshot of the look of the website:

[SuhainaFathimaM]

It depends on the project you choose to contribute. Mostly all the languages are available.
https://gssoc.girlscript.tech/project
And also you can checkout tags of the projects on the website.

[Kiran-pro2001]

Bro, If you are a beginner, Just learn Python, and start seeing the project related to Python on GSSoC Website, and start contributing by learning parallelly from YouTue, I also did the same.

It's a 3 Months long opportunity, learn Python parallelly, 3 Months is enough to learn Python and contribute using Python tech stack.

Bonus Tip:
If you are a beginner, Just pick one Skill like Python, attain expertise in Python during 3 months & try to contribute to the project, don't run for Leader Board and all. It's just a temporary thing, As a beginner focus on Learning more.

[pallavidhakne]

In GSSoC (GirlScript Summer of Code), participants can contribute to projects using a variety of programming languages and technologies.
It depends on the project's tech stack.
https://gssoc.girlscript.tech/project
You can explore project tags on the website

[officeneerajsaini]

It's not a fixed answer; it totally depends on the project you choose and the programming language they use. Accordingly, you can contribute to their project. If you have skills in any programming language, you can find sorted projects based on your preferred language in which you want to contribute. Projects

Like in this picture, I sorted by the JavaScript language. You can also find sorted projects and contribute to them. I think this knowledge is enough for this question. Let's contribute and happy coding :)

[vishal-sharma-369]

There is no restriction on programming languages, you can choose the projects you want to contribute to according to your choice.

[AdityaDwivedi1611]

The Great Summer of Code (GSSoC) program doesn't specifically dictate which programming languages participants must use. It's typically open to a wide range of languages and technologies, allowing contributors to work with what they're most comfortable with or what suits the project they're interested in.
It totally depends on your prefrence and proficiency just focus on what language you are good at However you will notice that most of the project are in the field of WEB Development using languages like

1. Flutter
2. Javascript
3. HTML
4. CSS
5. React JS

[kartikmehta18]

you can use any languge or if u are biggner you can co

ntribute on documentation also

[ayush-kumarrai]

You can use any language in which you are proficit enough to code in that specific language.

[ankitgupta143]

It is not mandatory to choose only certain Language. GSSoC provides the opportunity to students and make contribute based on their interest in Tech Stack. You can choose any language depend on your knowledge, interest on the project.

[KhushmitaKapoor]

In GSSoC (GirlScript Summer of Code), participants have the opportunity to contribute to projects utilizing a diverse range of programming languages and technologies. The specific languages and technologies utilized depend on the project's tech stack. You can explore the project tags on the website provided: https://gssoc.girlscript.tech/project

[abhiperfect]

🌟 Dive into the world of GSSoC with a variety of programming languages! 🚀

1. Python: Power up your projects with Python's versatility and simplicity.
2. JavaScript: Bring interactivity to the web and beyond with JavaScript's dynamic capabilities.
3. Java: Build robust and scalable applications with Java's enterprise-grade features.
4. C++: Unleash high-performance software and systems with C++'s speed and efficiency.
5. Swift: Craft elegant and intuitive iOS and macOS apps with Swift's modern syntax.
6. HTML/CSS: Shape the digital landscape with HTML and CSS for stunning web design.
7. Ruby: Create elegant and expressive codebases with Ruby's developer-friendly syntax.
8. Go: Conquer complex challenges with Go's simplicity, concurrency, and performance.
9. Rust: Forge secure and reliable software with Rust's memory safety and fearless concurrency.
10. PHP: Empower web applications with PHP's server-side scripting for dynamic content.

Join GSSoC and harness the power of these languages to make a difference in open-source projects worldwide! 💡

[Muskansahuincredible]

You'll use different programming languages for different GSSoC projects. You can find out which languages are needed for each project by following these steps:

Check the Project List at https://gssoc.girlscript.tech/project
Review the Project Descriptions to see which programming languages are used.
Choose a project based on your skills and interests.
Here are some common programming languages used in GSSoC projects:

Web Development: HTML, CSS, JavaScript (including React, Angular, or Vue.js)
Backend Development: Python, Java, PHP, Node.js
Mobile Development: Java (Kotlin for Android), Swift (for iOS)
Data Science/Machine Learning: Python (with libraries like NumPy, Pandas, scikit-learn, TensorFlow)
Game Development: Unity (C#), Unreal Engine (C++)
If you're new to programming or GSSoC, it's a good idea to start with a project that uses languages you're already familiar with. There are plenty of beginner-friendly projects available.

Don't be afraid to try unfamiliar languages! GSSoC is a great opportunity to learn new skills. You can also get guidance from project mentors on the specific languages and technologies needed for their project.

By following these steps, you'll be able to choose the right GSSoC project that matches your programming skills and interests.