The ASF live in Kathmandu, Nepal

As part of the GHOP program, Ujjwol Lamichhane presented the Apache Software Foundation to his schoolmates in his uncle’s store in Kathmandu, Nepal!

Read the (fascinating, if you ask me) story on his blog.

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One Response to The ASF live in Kathmandu, Nepal

Niall says:

January 16, 2008 at 2:25 am

Brilliant – now I wish the TAC hadn’t folded – would love to see it pay for someone like Ujjwol to attend a Hackathon.

P.S. We should have a chart of the points each committer has earned :)

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