+1 dirk
On Wed, Oct 1, 2008 at 9:51 PM, Andrew Jaquith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > +1 > > On Oct 1, 2008, at 3:41 PM, Janne Jalkanen wrote: > >> Hi folks! >> >> I just committed a first version of the Incubator report to the SVN (under >> jspwiki/board). Please check and comment, and if you feel you have >> something to add, either commit directly, or send a patch :-) >> >> I think we need to seriously start to look into graduation as a top-level >> project now. 2.8 is nearly complete (pending a few issues still), and after >> this the next big hurdle will be 3.0 and the graduation. I added some >> preliminary comments on what I think are the remaining obstacles - please >> also comment on those. I've cut-n-pasted the report here for your >> convenience. >> >> 2008-October 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 seems to still enjoy >> a steady increase. The developer list now has 66 names, an increase >> of 12%. The user list is now 152 people strong, a growth of 7% since the >> last >> report. >> >> The first beta of JSPWiki 2.8 (which is the Apache-licensed version of >> 2.6) >> has been released, and it is missing only a few key patches to be a full >> release. >> This, however, won't be an Apache release (as it is meant to be backwards >> compatible with 2.x series, which means keeping the old package >> structure). >> Despite of this, we're practicing the Apache processes of voting and >> approving >> releases. >> >> Graduation depends chiefly of three things: >> >> * Stable release of 2.8, so we can concentrate on 3.0 process >> * Making a successful 3.0 release, including >> * Renaming of all packages to org.apache.* >> * Taking the new API into use >> * Making sure all the legal bits and pieces are in order (i.e. the status >> file) >> >> >> >> /Janne > >
