Mergathon: The Open Source Experience That Changed Me
TL;DR: I joined Mergathon expecting to contribute to open source, but I walked away with much more than that.
read moreTL;DR: I joined Mergathon expecting to contribute to open source, but I walked away with much more than that.
read moreHey everyone, I’m Supreeth C, aslo known as ShinichiShi, a GSoC 2026 contributor for the project “Vue Simulator Integration”.
read moreHello everyone, This is my mid-term blog for Google Summer of Code 2026 with CircuitVerse.
read moreTL;DR: Over the first six weeks of GSoC 2026, we brought client-side Verilog synthesis to CircuitVerse, users can now write Verilog and have it compiled into a working circuit entirely in the browser, no server needed.
read moreTL;DR: Over the first six weeks of Google Summer of Code 2026 we built the foundation of Enterprise Organizations for CircuitVerse: the database and models, a full role-based access control layer with Pundit, the controllers, and a complete Organization Dashboard with member management and settings.
read moreTL;DR — I migrated key UI elements like the Search Bar, Project Card, User Card, and more to ViewComponents for better maintainability; revamped UIs for the Navbar, Landing Page, and Search features with RTL support; enhanced search with sorting, filtering, and performance optimizations via counter caches.
read moreHello! I’m Aditya Umesh Singh also known as salmoneatenbybear. This summer I worked on an exciting project under GSoC 2025 for CircuitVerse, the open-source digital logic simulator used by students, hobbyists, and professionals worldwide.
read moreThis blog post covers my journey with Google Summer of Code 2022 at CircuitVerse till Mid Evaluation.
read moreOverview In the first six weeks of GSoC 2025, we achieved the following:
read moreTL;DR – Over the first six weeks of Google Summer of Code 2025 I finished the Weekly Contest feature, rebuilt an accompanying Leaderboard, and laid a foundation for systematic performance work inside CircuitVerse.
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