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SilverStripe to mentor coders

Submitted by Feynmanfan on April 18, 2007 - 11:26.

SilverStripe, the company that developed the open source SilverStripe Customer Management System, has been given $50,000 from Google to mentor ten students. The software projects the students will be working on are aimed at making web sites easier to create and maintain. The projects will become part of the standard distribution of the SilverStripe CMS distribution.

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