Hi Antranig,

Congratulations to Yura, you, and the other GPII contributors to Kettle for 
your hard work. Extending Infusion's development idioms to the server has been 
a key goal of the Fluid community for a while, and it's great to finally have 
this modern, Node.js and Express-based infrastructure available!

Colin

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Colin Clark
http://fluidproject.org

On 2013-08-15, at 9:09 PM, Antranig Basman <[email protected]> wrote:

> I've just committed to the universal and windows repositories branches drawn 
> up by Yura which separate out the core server-side components of the GPII 
> realtime architecture, into a dedicated project known as "Kettle" - this 
> project is housed in github at
> https://github.com/fluid-project/kettle
> Issues will be tracked in JIRA at http://issues.fluidproject.org/browse/KETTLE
> 
> This is largely a repository reorganisation, and the underlying codebase has 
> only changed in a minimal way to allow the node (npm) modules requested by a 
> server configuration to be self-contained. Documentation for configuring 
> servers and apps remains at http://wiki.gpii.net/index.php/Configuration 
> although this documentation will shortly be migrated into the Kettle space. 
> However, all outstanding pull requests to all GPII repositories will need to 
> be updated to merge with the new project structure.
> 
> Kettle, a server-side JavaScript platform, is a project that Fluid has been 
> interested in for a number of years. The current codebase is unrelated to 
> previous versions we have experimented with, but has simply been factored out 
> from the "universal" repository of GPII since we judged that the feature set 
> and API have become sufficiently stable to merit a dedicated project. A 
> notable difference in approach to previous versions is that we have given up 
> attempts to simulate a full jQuery environment on the server, together with 
> AJAX-compliant wrappers for server-side I/O - instead we have copied just the 
> minimal jQuery definitions sufficient to execute the infusion framework. In 
> addition, this instantiation of Kettle is based on the popular "express" 
> platform, to which we defer as a base library handling request routing and 
> some server primitives.
> 
> Currently the linux repository requires to be updated to its version of the 
> GPII-116 branch, I'd like to request a volunteer to test and push in order to 
> bring all 3 main repos into sync.
> 
> Cheers,
> Antranig.
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