Awesome, something good is happening :) Cmake was giving me some trouble in the beginnning. After clearing all the dependency issues with the Cmake example, I was successfully able to run the endless-tunnel on my phone. Following the similar pattern of how the modules are being incorporated in the cmake…

Alright, for the past two weeks, me and my mentor have been trying a lot to call the varnam library in Java. First we went on trying to load the prebuilt library onto Android Studio and then use the methods in Java, which didn’t work :( Now we are on…

Ooh boy, half way through GSoC and lot to be done. Finally we decided to do the entire project in Android Studio so that the later integration with Indic Keyboard would be easier. …

First of all, apologies for skipping the last week’s post. Last two weeks were somewhat a bit rocky :P Discussion with my mentor suggested me to start of with the varnam_init method. Following with the initial trial build sent in a queue of issues to be resolved. …

A week into GSoC has come to an end and it’s been a wonderful learning experience. My goal for the next couple of weeks would be to compile libvarnam in Android. …

Alright, so the almost one month long Community Bonding Period is over. During this time I went through the codebase of libvarnam extensively and understood the core structure of the module. Libvarnam is beautifully written and the whole credit goes to Navaneeth for the work he has done. I have…

Your proposal Add Varnam support to Indic Keyboard has been accepted! Those were one of the few overwhelming words I have heard for a long time :’) So as it says, I have been selected for GSoC under Indic Project. My project is to add a new keyboard in the existing Indic Keyboard app with underlying Varnam module. Mentoring me would be two core contributors of this organization, Navaneeth and Jishnu.