
The Indian software developer based in Delhi named Shivansh Chauhan abused the founder of cloud software based in the US, Lee Calcote, allegedly after his friend faced the rejection of Google Summer of Code (GSOC). Caltote also shared his entrances to Chauhan’s approach and rated it on a scale of 0 to 10.
“I have no idea who is @shivankxdev or why is he angry. He wasn’t chosen for GSOC?” said Lee Calcote, founder of layer5, cloud software company.
Calcote responded to his own post and also said that Chauhan would score points for his loyalty to his friend who was not selected for this program, although Technia based in Delhi showed vulgarity against the American national.
What did Technie Delhi say?
Shivank Chauhan, who himself is a software developer, has abused Lee Calcate as a step to show loyalty to his friend named Tanishq Maheshwari, according to the paper shared on May 9, 2025.
“Tu s *** er *** i to bijj b ** K Marega kisi din g ****** E … You here logo K sath kr rha ek din there c ***** about me Garam dhanda ghusega.
“I could give @shivankxdev a point for loyalty to my friend who was not selected and for whom he sent this vulgarity on behalf of, but could deduct the creativity point as their Github profiles are a copy of each other,” American Techie said in his post.
According to the post, Maheshware and his friend Chauhan were now banned by GSOC, LFX. They will also not be able to contribute to any CNCF project.
He also scored Chauhan zero from 10 scores for his grammatical skills and the effectiveness of the report.
“The good news is that Tanishq has reached the second part of his goals from 2025:” … to have an impact on the community “
What is Google Summer of Code (GSOC)?
Google Summer is an online mentoring program to introduce new contributors to its development software with open source code.
According to the official website, the applicant will be selected.
According to data, more than 21,000 contributors from a full 123 countries combined the Summer Summer Program from Google.
(Tagstotranslate) US Techie