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GSOC_2025 mentor section added #4073

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Fixes #4072

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    • Added a "Current GSoC 2025 Mentors" section to the website that highlights mentor profiles and expertise. This new area prominently features details about a Python/Django mentor, emphasizing practical web development and cybersecurity skills with a modern, clean design that integrates seamlessly with the rest of the page.

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The pull request adds a new section in the gsoc.html template titled "Current GSoC 2025 Mentors." This section features mentor Rahul Negi, a Python/Django mentor for the OWASP BLT's GSoC 2025 program. The content includes a header, description, and styling specifics like a white background, rounded corners, and shadow effects, aligning with the page’s existing design.

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website/templates/gsoc.html Added a "Current GSoC 2025 Mentors" section with details about mentor Rahul Negi and corresponding styling consistent with the overall design.

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Add GSoC 2025 mentor contributions (#4072) ✅

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website/templates/gsoc.html (1)

495-513: New "Current GSoC 2025 Mentors" Section Added
The new section is well-structured and consistent with the existing design—the use of Tailwind CSS classes (e.g., bg-white, rounded-xl, shadow-lg, etc.) mirrors the styling seen in other sections. The mentor’s profile for Rahul Negi is clearly presented and the information is concise and informative.

As a minor suggestion, if additional mentors are added later, consider refactoring the mentor card HTML into a partial template to reduce duplication and improve maintainability.

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@DonnieBLT DonnieBLT merged commit 4b9b902 into OWASP-BLT:main Mar 31, 2025
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