FAQS
What is WoC?
Who can participate?
Is WoC online?
Is WoC for beginners?
What is a proposal? How do I send one?
How do I get selected?
What are the prizes? How do I claim them?
What are Organisations?
When does Winter of Code happen?
How long does the event last?
What is the role of mentors in WOC?
Is there any fee to participate in WOC?
As a mentor, how do I encourage contributions to my repos?
Can I participate in WOC as both a mentor and a WOC Contributor?
Are organizations required to use the code produced by the contributors?
Are there any social media platforms to follow for updates?
What if I have more questions?
Are there any prerequisites to join?
How can I register for WOC?
When can WOC Contributors apply for WOC?
Are there any live sessions or webinars during the event?
Can I participate in WOC if I’m already involved in other open-source programs?
Do participants need prior open-source experience?
How do I know if my application has been accepted?
Do winners receive a certificate?
Can I list WOC participation on my resume?
What should be included in my proposal?
Can I submit more than one proposal?
Can I edit my proposal after submission?
How do I choose a project?
What kind of projects can I expect?
What domains are available for projects?
Can I contribute to multiple projects?
Can I switch projects after starting?
Can a group submit a proposal together to work on a single project?
Are there deadlines for submitting contributions?
What happens if I cannot complete the project on time?
Can I continue contributing to my project after WOC ends?
What’s the best way to prepare for WOC?
Can I collaborate with other participants?
Are organizations required to use the code produced by the contributors?
Are there any live sessions or webinars during the event?
What rewards do winners receive?
How are winners selected?
How can I get support during the event?