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rounds:
- name: Summer 2014
projects:
- title: "MirageOS contributions and improvements"
- title: "MirageOS Contributions and Improvements"
description: ""
mentee: "Mindy Preston"
blog: http://www.somerandomidiot.com/blog/2014/08/22/opw-fin/
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- Mindy Preston
- name: Summer 2019
projects:
- title: "Test the OCaml compiler with code coverage tools"
- title: "Test the OCaml Compiler With Code Coverage Tools"
description: >
Improving the compiler testing process using code coverage tools.
The core OCaml system has a large test suite and it would be very
useful to see which parts of the system are tested more actively
and which are not so. Developers will be helped to see where it is
needed to add new tests and in the process of improving coverage,
Improving the compiler testing process using code coverage tools.
The core OCaml system has a large test suite, and it would be very
useful to see which parts of the system are tested more actively
and which are not so. Developers will be helped to see where it is
needed to add new tests, and in the process of improving coverage,
it is possible to find unexplored bugs and fix them.
It might help to make OCaml and its libraries more reliable.
mentee: "Oxana Kostikova"
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mentors:
- Sébastien Hinderer
- Florian Angeletti
- title: "Test the OCaml compiler with random tests and a reference interpreter"
- title: "Test the OCaml Compiler With Random Tests and a Reference Interpreter"
description: >
The aim of this project is to extend an existing testcase-generator for the OCaml compiler,
using a reference interpreter (existing or newly developed) to find a lot of bugs in the compiler,
using a reference interpreter (existing or newly developed) to find a lot of bugs in the compiler
and fix as much of them as possible.
mentee: "Ulugbek Abdullaev"
source: https://github.com/ocaml/ocaml
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- Jan Midtgaard
- name: Summer 2020
projects:
- title: "Reducing global mutable state in the OCaml compiler codebase"
- title: "Reducing Global Mutable State in the OCaml Compiler Codebase"
description: ""
mentee: "Anukriti Kumar"
blog: "https://anukriti12.github.io"
source: https://github.com/ocaml/ocaml
mentors:
- Guillaume Bury
- Vincent Laviron
- title: "Structured output format for the OCaml compiler messages"
- title: "Structured Output Format for the OCaml Compiler Messages"
description: >
Usually, the output messages from the compiler are a bit more difficult to read for a machine
and hence it's more time consuming to find the warnings, errors, etc. and their origin. By producing
Usually, the output messages from the compiler are a bit more difficult to read for a machine,
hence it's more time consuming to find the warnings, errors, etc., and their origin. By producing
a structured output for compiler messages, other tools can more easily interoperate with them and
provide tooling on top of the messages.
mentee: "Muskan Garg"
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- Florian Angeletti
- name: Summer 2021
projects:
- title: "Create opam package search"
- title: "Create opam Package Search"
description: >
opam is the source-based package manager for OCaml code. This project comprises of writing a new web
client for rendering output from the opam package database. There is a JSON endpoint on opam.ocaml.org
which provides information about packages which would provide metadata about the packages. We can extend
Opam is the source-based package manager for OCaml code. This project comprises of writing a new web
client for rendering output from the opam package database. There is a JSON endpoint on opam.ocaml.org,
which provides information about packages that would provide metadata about the packages. We can extend
this JSON metadata to include all the opam packages (not just the top 10) and use that to power a search
frontend for the website. This may include presenting the data as a GraphQL endpoint with the frontend
querying that endpoint using GraphQL.
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mentors:
- Sonja Heinze
- Patrick Ferris
- title: "Improve the ocaml.org website"
- title: "Improve the OCaml.org Website"
description: >
OCaml.org is the main website for OCaml, a functional, typed, high-level programming language. This project
revolves around improving the website on multiple different fronts including: layout, accessibility and content.
revolves around improving the website on multiple different fronts including: layout, accessibility, and content.
mentee: "Diksha Gupta"
blog: "https://dikshagupta99.wordpress.com/blog/"
source: https://github.com/ocaml/ocaml.org
mentors:
- Isabella Leandersson
- Patrick Ferris
- Gargi Sharma
- title: "Improve the ocaml.org website"
- title: "Improve the OCaml.org Website"
description: >
OCaml.org is the main website for OCaml, a functional, typed, high-level programming language. This project
revolves around improving the website on multiple different fronts including: layout, accessibility and content.
revolves around improving the website on multiple different fronts including: layout, accessibility, and content.
mentee: "Shreya kumari Gupta"
source: https://github.com/ocaml/ocaml.org
blog: "https://shreyaswikriti693235797.wordpress.com/blog/"
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- Gargi Sharma
- name: Winter 2021
projects:
- title: "Build a monitoring dashboard for OCaml.org"
- title: "Build a Monitoring Dashboard for OCaml.org"
description: >
We currently have no visibility on the performance of the server serving
v3.ocaml.org, which pages are most visited, if errors happen, etc.
To offer some visibility, we can implement a basic monitoring dashboard
that would provide Metrics such as: Memory, CPU, Open file descriptors,
Statistics such as (check if GDPR compliant first!) Requested URIs,
User agents, Language, Logs.
This project consists of mostly two parts: a frontend, and a backend.
This project consists of mostly two parts: a frontend and a backend.
The backend consists of building a high-level library to collect data
and get statistics on them. The frontend will use this library to display
graphs of the metrics, statistics, and other data we want to collect.
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- Thibaut Mattio
- Patrik Keller
video: https://watch.ocaml.org/w/eSSmoyEcPTEXPGAqDtKENX?start=40m53s
- title: "Improve the OCaml meta-programming ecosystem"
- title: "Improve the OCaml Meta-Programming Ecosystem"
description: >
It's common for programming languages to provide some way to meta-program
in order to preprocess code before reaching the last compilation step,
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However, it's on the OCaml community to write and provide important PPXs
to the OCaml developers. We've noticed that having the most important
PPXs under the official PPX github organization -next to `ppxlib`- is
helpful: developers can easily find them; developers can trust them;
they're well-written and hygienic, so that developers can use them as
PPXs under the official PPX GitHub organisation -next to `ppxlib`- is
helpful. Developers can easily find them; developers can trust them;
and they're well-written and hygienic, so developers can use them as
how-to guides for writing other PPXs. In this project, you'll write
one or some of those official standard PPXs.
mentee: "Aya Sharaf"
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- Sonja Heinze
- Patrik Keller
video: https://watch.ocaml.org/w/eSSmoyEcPTEXPGAqDtKENX
- title: "Support .eml files in OCaml's VSCode extension"
- title: "Support `.eml` Files in OCaml's VSCode Extension"
description: >
Support `.eml` files in OCaml's VSCode extension
Dream, the OCaml web framework, uses `.eml` files to embed HTML in
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video: https://watch.ocaml.org/w/eSSmoyEcPTEXPGAqDtKENX?start=20m04s
- name: Summer 2022
projects:
- title: "Expand OCaml 5.0 Parallel Benchmark suite"
- title: "Expand OCaml 5.0 Parallel Benchmark Suite"
description: >
OCaml 5.0 will be live soon! It ships with support for shared-memory parallelism and concurrency
OCaml has missed all these years. This will be accompanied by a robust set of Multicore libraries
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mentors:
- Sudha Parimala
video: https://watch.ocaml.org/w/vXJtTj3cULRa1bZB5HrecX
- title: "Extend OCaml's GeoJSON library to support TopoJSON"
- title: "Extend OCaml's GeoJSON Library to Support TopoJSON"
description: >
TopoJSON is an extension to GeoJSON to encode topology. This allows for redundant data
to be removed and file sizes to be greatly reduced. This is often very desirable especially
when working with data in the browser. This project looks to extend ocaml-geojson to support TopoJSON.
when working with data in the browser. This project looks to extend `ocaml-geojson` to support TopoJSON.
mentee: "Jay Dev Jha"
blog: "https://jaydevdotcom.wordpress.com/home/"
source: https://github.com/geocaml/ocaml-topojson
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video: https://watch.ocaml.org/w/vXJtTj3cULRa1bZB5HrecX?start=42m52s
- name: Winter 2022
projects:
- title: "Implement a non-blocking, streaming codec for TopoJSON"
- title: "Implement a Non-Blocking, Streaming Codec for TopoJSON"
description: >
TopoJSON is an extension to GeoJSON to encode topology. This allows for redundant data to be removed and file
sizes to be greatly reduced. This is often very desirable especially when working with data in the browser. In a previous
Outreachy internship a new OCaml library was implemented to provide an OCaml library for TopoJSON, this project will
Outreachy internship, a new OCaml library was implemented to provide an OCaml library for TopoJSON. This project will
build on this adding more functionality to the library and providing a non-blocking, streaming codec version similar
to the geojsone library.
mentee: "Prisca Chidimma Maduka"
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- Patrick Ferris
- Odinaka Joy
video: https://watch.ocaml.org/w/pQSAfZ9kDSsSnr8Bxzocn3
- name: Summer 2023
projects:
- title: "Persistent Storage in MirageOS Unikernels"
description: >
Every operating system, even unikernels, need a way to persist data accross reboots. Having persistent storage capabilities in MirageOS is
definitely a feature to consider including. Developing this includes building libraries for partitioning disks, filesystems for these partitions,
and a simple, intuitive, and programmatic way to interact with these storage devices from a user's view point. This project pushes this vision
one step further by building a library for GPT partitioning.
mentee: "PizieDust"
source: https://github.com/mirage/ocaml-gpt
blog: "https://medium.com/@playersrebirth/building-the-ocaml-gpt-library-650c00b4d72b"
mentors:
- Reynir Björnsson
video: https://watch.ocaml.org/w/kTwq4AVQtRtFuQx9R5cPro


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