I have been selected in the GSOC 2014

I know this is not an Ubuntu related post. But I really wanted to share to the Ubuntu Community that I was selected to be part of the Google Summer of Code 2014. Just a special thanks to Paul Tagliamonte (@paultag) told me to continue trying after not being selected last year.

April 21st was a great day for me!
I received an email from Google informing that my proposal was accepted.
I will be working this summer with the BeagleBoard.org organization.
My project is to improve the on-board tutorial enviroment for BeagleBone with live running interactive examples.

If you want to read more about the 7 projects of BeagleBone, you can read them here

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