Author: jalkanen
Date: Sat Apr 4 14:16:27 2009
New Revision: 761946
URL: http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?rev=761946&view=rev
Log:
First strawman report.
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incubator/jspwiki/board/2009-04.txt
Added: incubator/jspwiki/board/2009-04.txt
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+2009 January JSPWiki Incubator status report
+
+JSPWiki has been incubating since September 2007.
+
+JSPWiki is a JSP-based wiki program.
+
+During the past three months, the JSPWiki community has still continued to
increase.
+The developer list now has 82 names, a modest increase from 72 the last time,
and the
+user list is now 167 people strong, ten more than three months ago.
+
+The big push now is for our graduation. The biggest hurdles have been
overcome:
+The packages are now called "org.apache.wiki" [please see Tomcat bug
+https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=46462 to see why we couldn't
+use org.apache.jspwiki]; JSPWiki has switched to the Stripes framework; and we
+have switched to use the JCR backend (e.g. Apache Jackrabbit).
+
+However, the trunk is in a fairly immature state. For example, it is not
deployable
+at all, which means that nobody can yet use the trunk for its intended
purpose.
+Our main concern is to try and stabilize the code to some state where it would
be
+actually usable before making a release.
+
+The biggest slowdown is simply the fact that JSPWiki is (still) a completely
volunteer-
+developed project, with nobody actually receiving any money for its
development. While
+this is great in the sense that development is relatively easy to join, and
communities
+are not overrun by corporate requirements, it also means that the committer's
priorities
+often conflict with the object of speedy graduation.
+
+We are planning to have an "alpha" grade release as our first official Apache
release,
+after which we should be fairly ready for graduation.
