AOSSIE’s cover photo
AOSSIE

AOSSIE

Software Development

Canberra, ACT 2,259 followers

About us

We are a not-for-profit organization focused on open source software development, innovation and education. We participate in Google Summer of Code.

Website
https://aossie.org
Industry
Software Development
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Canberra, ACT
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
2016
Specialties
Sofware Development, Education, Scala, and Javascript

Locations

Employees at AOSSIE

Updates

  • AOSSIE reposted this

    GSoC 2026 – Week 2 @ Rein This week at Rein, I worked on building a cross-platform native input injection system to support remote control across Windows, Linux, and macOS. The focus was on creating platform-specific backends using native operating system APIs: > Windows: SendInput and Synthetic Pointer API > Linux: uinput > macOS: CoreGraphics Alongside mouse and keyboard input, I implemented native touch support and gesture handling, including scrolling, dragging, multi-touch interactions, and pinch-to-zoom where supported. A significant part of the work involved unifying these platform-specific implementations behind a common interface, improving reliability, handling platform differences, and ensuring consistent behavior across operating systems. This lays the groundwork for a more responsive and feature-complete remote desktop experience in Rein. Thanks to my mentor Rituraj Basak and the AOSSIE team for their guidance and feedback throughout the process. #GSoC2026 #GoogleSummerOfCode #OpenSource #RemoteDesktop #TypeScript #AOSSIE

    • No alternative text description for this image
  • AOSSIE reposted this

    My Progress for Week 2 (AOSSIE) Ellena was first made as a mobile app and while the mobile experience is functional, the platform currently lacks a fully optimized web experience, responsive dashboard architecture that is my long term goal. This week was all about strengthening the foundation for Flutter Web support in Ell-ena ✅ Audited and validated authentication flows for web environments ✅ Implemented centralized CORS handling across all Supabase Edge Functions ✅ Added (l10n/i18n) localization and multi language support ✅ Integrated Riverpod for navigation Excited to URL-based navigation and responsive dashboard architecture next! #GSoC2026 #GoogleSummerOfCode #Flutter #OpenSource #AOSSIE

    • No alternative text description for this image
    • No alternative text description for this image
    • No alternative text description for this image
  • AOSSIE reposted this

    1st-2nd week progress update: This week, I achieved the planned goals for Skill Core, Skill Bot, and PR Dashboard by establishing baseline stability across all components. The work included implementing thread-safe handling, improving logging, and adding crash-safe execution mechanisms. As a result, all core components now run reliably for basic usage with stable and predictable outputs. In addition to the roadmap goals, I am also maintaining template repository. The objective is to make it easier to bootstrap projects while maintaining a consistent development experience. If you're looking for a template repository for your organization, feel free to use and build upon it. It is released under the GNU License. https://lnkd.in/gS_X3xzf Slightly delayed this update AOSSIE #opensource #GSOC #skill #bot #template

    • No alternative text description for this image
  • AOSSIE reposted this

    GSoC 2026 – Week 2 @ Rein This week at Rein, I worked on building a cross-platform native input injection system to support remote control across Windows, Linux, and macOS. The focus was on creating platform-specific backends using native operating system APIs: > Windows: SendInput and Synthetic Pointer API > Linux: uinput > macOS: CoreGraphics Alongside mouse and keyboard input, I implemented native touch support and gesture handling, including scrolling, dragging, multi-touch interactions, and pinch-to-zoom where supported. A significant part of the work involved unifying these platform-specific implementations behind a common interface, improving reliability, handling platform differences, and ensuring consistent behavior across operating systems. This lays the groundwork for a more responsive and feature-complete remote desktop experience in Rein. Thanks to my mentor Rituraj Basak and the AOSSIE team for their guidance and feedback throughout the process. #GSoC2026 #GoogleSummerOfCode #OpenSource #RemoteDesktop #TypeScript #AOSSIE

    • No alternative text description for this image
  • AOSSIE reposted this

    🚀 GSOC 2026 Week 2 Update with AOSSIE This week, I focused on improving OrgExplorer by handling important edge cases and enhancing the overall user experience. One of the major improvements was implementing proper empty-state handling for organizations that may not have: • repositories • contributors • network/activity data Instead of displaying blank sections, OrgExplorer now shows clean and informative cards that guide users and clearly explain the situation, making the platform feel much more polished and user-friendly. Other work completed this week: Better fallback UI handling Improved frontend state management Cleaner and more consistent UX Deployment setup using GitHub Pages These changes help make OrgExplorer more reliable and intuitive for users exploring open-source organizations and repositories. You can now explore the project here: OrgExplorer — https://lnkd.in/gQGpjaHv Frontend development is not only about building features, but also about handling the edge cases that users encounter in real-world scenarios. This week was heavily focused on making those experiences seamless. Excited for the upcoming weeks and more contributions ahead with AOSSIE ✨ #GSoC2026 #GoogleSummerOfCode #AOSSIE #OrgExplorer #OpenSource #WebDevelopment #FrontendDevelopment #ReactJS #GitHubPages #UIUX #DeveloperExperience

    • No alternative text description for this image
    • No alternative text description for this image
    • No alternative text description for this image
  • AOSSIE reposted this

    This week 2, I focused on building the frontend foundation for the Tectonic EVM Web UI project with Stability Nexus and AOSSIE. Highlights: ✅ Analyzed and adapted the existing Djed frontend structure for Tectonic ✅ Added new navigation pages: Home, Deployments, Docs, and GitHub ✅ Designed and developed initial frontend components for the Development page ✅ Refined the UI based on mentor and community feedback ✅ Worked on payment flow and variant selection interface concepts ✅ Improved project documentation and overall user experience One of the most valuable parts of this week was iterating on the design through reviews and discussions, helping align the frontend more closely with the Tectonic ecosystem vision. Looking forward to continuing development of the Tectonic and StablePay experience in the upcoming weeks while learning more about open-source collaboration, Web3 applications, and protocol-focused frontend design. #GSoC2026 #GoogleSummerOfCode #OpenSource #Web3 #Blockchain #NextJS #ReactJS #TypeScript #TailwindCSS #FrontendDevelopment #StabilityNexus

    • No alternative text description for this image
  • AOSSIE reposted this

    A highly productive week at AOSSIE and Stability Nexus for Google Summer of Code, optimizing browser storage and DevOps infrastructure! 1. IndexedDB Library Finalized the core logic for the IndexedDB-Import-Export package (PRs #11-13). Implemented the core exporter with Uint8Array serialization, the importer with overwrite/merge strategies, and completely rewrote the documentation. 2. Automated PR Previews Manual PR reviews (cloning branches, running local servers) are a massive open-source bottleneck. To fix this, I architected an automated PR Preview pipeline: • Static Sites: Dynamically deployed to hidden GitHub Pages subdirectories. • Full-Stack Apps: Ephemeral cloud machines spin up inside GitHub Actions, booting the backend database and frontend server, and exposing them via Cloudflare Tunnels. This extensible Cloudflare architecture can host Next.js SSR apps, Python APIs, or Node backends. Previews stay alive for up to 6 hours. A GitHub bot drops the live URL right in the PR comments and cleans it up when closed. Reviewers can now test full-stack code instantly zero local setup required. Check out the architecture flow diagrams below! Thanks to Dr. Bruno Woltzenlogel Paleo Karan Kumawat and Yogesh Agrawal for their continued feedback. #GoogleSummerOfCode #GSoC #OpenSource #DevOps #GitHubActions #Cloudflare #AOSSIE

    • No alternative text description for this image
    • No alternative text description for this image
    • No alternative text description for this image
  • AOSSIE reposted this

    Week 2 done of Google Summer of Code 2026 with AOSSIE In week 2, my objective was to integrate dynamic decimal scaling and rounding behavior into the ComposedOracle smart contract. Because Solidity only handles integer math, dividing and multiplying feeds with different decimal baselines (such as an 8-decimal fiat feed and an 18-decimal token feed) requires careful scaling to prevent precision loss or integer overflows. Next week, we will tackle factory patterns and contract edge-case validations. #GSoC #GoogleSummerOfCode #Solidity #SmartContracts #DeFi #Ethereum #Web3 #OpenSource #SoftwareEngineering

    • No alternative text description for this image
  • AOSSIE reposted this

    Week 1 & 2 for Google Summer of Code 2026 with AOSSIE Since the coding period started, I've been working on improving PictoPy's AI pipeline, deployment experience, and face clustering capabilities. Week 1: Improving Installation & Model Management Key contributions: • Reduced application download size by approximately 350 MB by removing bundled ONNX models. • Implemented a post-install model download system. • Added hardware-aware model recommendations to help users select the most suitable models for their device. • Introduced model-specific API endpoints. • Added support for Apple Silicon devices. • Contributed to the release of PictoPy v1.1.0. Week 2: Making Face Clustering More Robust Key contributions: • Introduced a face quality gate that evaluates detections using confidence score, blur level, and face size before clustering. • Filtered low-quality face detections to improve clustering accuracy. • Implemented adaptive DBSCAN parameter estimation, allowing clustering behavior to adjust dynamically based on dataset characteristics. • Added end-to-end tracking and reporting of skipped faces, providing users with better visibility into data quality issues. • Added configurable clustering and quality thresholds for easier tuning and experimentation. Collectively, these contributions make PictoPy more efficient to distribute, better optimized across different hardware platforms, and more robust when handling large-scale face clustering workloads. Across both weeks, I had the opportunity to close and merge ~30 pull requests while collaborating with mentors and contributors from the open-source community. Looking forward to building on this progress in the weeks ahead. Interested in contributing? Find the repository link here: https://lnkd.in/gq4kGfEG #GSoC #GSoC2026 #GoogleSummerOfCode #OpenSource #MachineLearning #ComputerVision #AI #Python #PictoPy #AOSSIE

    • No alternative text description for this image
    • No alternative text description for this image
    • No alternative text description for this image
  • AOSSIE reposted this

    So Here is the week 1 update of my GSoC'26 project WINDMILL, For the 1st week I worked on the MVP PR of the project , it includes core contracts , tests and all, if you want to know about the project in short , it is basically an crypto exchange platform but it differs in it's own bot configuration, in traditional exchange we have to manually find a match and if not found we have to change our ask manually , but in this project we will be have a keeper Bot which will find us our best match automatically. Github: https://lnkd.in/g_RPKheQ PR link: https://lnkd.in/g2npJhfE more about the first PR of this project is it took a long time because a lots of discussion took place and some corrections too. some of the correction I was advised and implemented too are, 1. Initially I was fetching market price using Oracle , but later my mentor suggested me that price should be as per users choice so we are not fetching any price using external oracle just assign the struct the price input by user. 2.One more advice by my mentor was: why custom reentrancy guard is used? Oppenzeplin offers some default guards ,you may use them. Now ,One more thing from past month my DM are filled with a lots of messages asking about how to start for GSoC'27, so I would really advice you not to be hyperactive in open source contribution, to target Gsoc'27 , starting from the 1st or 2nd week of December is more than enough I know this is not digestable but observe me, meanwhile do focus on DSA and SQL these the only factors with highest weightage in off campus placements, very soon I would be writing a Medium post, which will help you in quite clear way, not to be pretending Gsoc as Rocket science or world cup, it is very easy and you will surely regret why you not had contributed for GSoC'26. One more thing for the first or 2nd year students, just close your eyes and focus on DSA , don't ever jump into the development for these 2 years, see I created my Github 3 months before my 3rd year, so I can reach here you can too, it's not an advice to not start development but don't give it full time, in my opinion development is just simulation not creation of new things but DSA is. #GSoC'26, #GSoC , #Aossie , #StabilityNexus , #Open source Google Summer of Code AOSSIE Stability Nexus

    • No alternative text description for this image

Similar pages

Browse jobs