These projects have been accepted into SharpDevelop. You can learn more about each project by visiting the links below.

Our goals for GSoC 2009 are simple:

• provide students with a learning experience in advanced .net application programming
• motivate students to become long term contributors
• improve SharpDevelop in code areas the core team does not have time to work on currently

We look forward to having a great experience with all involved.

And don't worry, even if you were not selected for one of the slots available, we value your efforts and thoughts. If you want to contribute to SharpDevelop nevertheless, you are welcome and also will receive our support. Of course, there won't be money involved, but if you enjoy coding as much as we do, we will be glad to help and mentor you - just drop us a line to let us know and we will be there for you. If you don't, we look forward to seeing you around again in the next GSoC.

Thanks for all your applications and great project proposals. It is wonderful for us to see what you are thinking and planning.

The deadline for the Google Summer of Code is 19:00 UTC on April 3rd.

Please submit your applications now. 

After you submit the application you still will be able to edit it.  So please submit the applications now so that both we and google have some sense of the numbers.   If you submit the applications soon, we still might able to give you some feedback that would help you increase your chances of getting accepted.

Here is the wiki page with ideas for SharpDevelop.

SharpDevelop is participating in the Google Summer of Code this year.

It is an opportunity for students to earn 4500 USD over the summer by working on an open-source project.

We have created a list of ideas, but you can work basically on anything you want as long as it is relevant to SharpDevelop.  You can find the list of ideas and any further information on the SharpDevelop wiki page for the Google Summer of Code.  You can submit your application here.

If you are not a student or if you do not have enough spare time, you can benefit as well.... share your ideas with us and maybe some student will pick them up and implement them.

Feel free to contact us on the forums or via email.

Please spread the word and tell your friends about the Summer of Code...

The SharpDevelop debugger consists of two parts: the Debugger.Core library and the Debugger.AddIn.

The Debugger.Core library is high level library for debugging of .NET applications.  It is released under the LGPL license and it is intended to be used in other applications (including closed-source ones).

Debugger.AddIn is the glue that connects the Debugger.Core library and SharpDevelop.  It implements the debugging GUI including the main menu commands.  As such it is a great example on how to use the debugger library and therefore we have licensed it under the BSD license so that it can be reused by anyone intending to use the debugger in closed-source application.

Note that this applies only to the Montferrer 3.0 branch (ie the trunk).  The 2.x version of the debugger is intended to be deprecated as soon as the 3.0 version is stable.