Published on by Eeshu Yadav
For this year's Google Summer of Code I worked with OpenWISP on the firmware upgrader, mentored by Federico Capoano (nemesifier), Gagan Deep (pandafy) and Oliver Kraitschy (okraits). Last year's GSoC brought mass upgrades and real-time progress tracking to the firmware upgrader. My job this year was to take that further …
Published on by Mohammed Atif
Still feels unreal sometimes that I got to work with OpenWISP during Google Summer of Code. These past 5 months have taught me a lot about how many things go into a project of this scale, and how much a single review comment can teach you. I am grateful to …
Published on by Deepanshu Sahu
Coming back to Google Summer of Code for a second time has been an extremely rewarding experience. Over the past three months I worked with OpenWISP on bringing mass command execution to the platform, so that operators can manage large networks with a single operation instead of repeating the same …
Published on by Pushpit Kamboj
Participating in Google Summer of Code had been a dream of mine since my freshman year, and I am glad that I got to live that dream with OpenWISP. Over the course of the program, I worked on improving the flexibility of OpenWISP Monitoring by adding support for more time-series …
Published on by Sarthak Tyagi
Google Summer of Code with OpenWISP has easily been one of the highlights of my journey as a developer. Over the last three months I worked on bringing standalone X.509 certificate generation to the platform, which gave me the chance to explore unfamiliar corners of the stack, take on …
Published on by Federico Capoano Deepanshu Sahu Eeshu Yadav Mohammed Atif Sarthak Tyagi Pushpit Kamboj
We are halfway through Google Summer of Code 2026 and the OpenWISP projects are already taking shape.
This post gives a quick tour of what has landed so far, what is still being reviewed, and what each project is going to make easier for OpenWISP users in the next iterations …
Published on by Federico Capoano
A week ago, Google announced that 185 open source organizations who have been selected for the Google Summer of Code 2026, one of the biggest GSoCs ever.
I am happy to announce that, for the tenth consecutive year, OpenWISP has been accepted into this program! Over the past 9 years …
Published on by Yashaswi Kumar
Participating in Google Summer of Code has truly been a transformative journey. Over the past three months, I had the privilege of working with OpenWISP on enhancing the netjsongraph.js visualization library, an experience that pushed me to grow not only as a developer but also as an openSource contributor …
Published on by Roshan Kumar
Over the past three months, I had the opportunity to work on my Google Summer of Code project under the guidance of Federico Capoano (nemesifier), Aryaman (Aryamanz29), Gagan Deep (pandafy) and Oliver Kraitschy (okraits). The journey was filled with challenges, creative problem-solving, and exciting milestones that not only deepened my …
Published on by Deepanshu Sahu
Participating in Google Summer of Code has been a transformative experience. Over the past three months, I worked on my Google Summer of Code project with OpenWISP, where I had the opportunity to enhance the platform by improving its general map functionalities. With the constant guidance, encouragement, and expertise of …