Hi Dan,

Since Shindig build was capricious this month, I think that board
needs to be aware about INFRA-1585: we definitely need a CI and a zone
will help us to test snapshots.

Cheers,

Vincent

2008/5/14, Dan Peterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hey folks,
>
>  It's that time again -- our third board report is due Wednesday (May 14!) --
>  sorry for the short notice on this note, things have been busy. I need to
>  submit this to http://wiki.apache.org/incubator/May2008 in less than 24
>  hours.
>
>  I'd propose the following:
>  Shindig is a reference implementation of the OpenSocial and gadgets stack.
>
>  Incubating since: 2007-12-06
>
>  High-level status summary: Shindig community growing and working on
>  OpenSocial v0.8 implementation.
>
>    - Community presence/growth: JavaOne, OpenSocial Summit, Google I/O
>    - Retired 10 inactive committers (from Google)
>    - Technical progress:
>       - Initial work towards implementing OpenSocial v0.8
>       - Lots of progress getting new RESTful server implemented
>       - Implemented full OAuth support
>
>  Comments? Additions?
>
>  For ease of reference, I've included our last two board reports below.
>
>  Thanks,
>  -Dan
>
>  ---------- Forwarded message ----------
>  From: Dan Peterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>  Date: Tue, Apr 8, 2008 at 8:30 AM
>  Subject: Proposed Apache Incubator board report for April 2008
>  To: [email protected]
>
>  Hi everyone,
>
>  As far as I'm aware, the incubator board report is due this Wednesday. This
>  is now our second report.
>
>  Here's what I'd propose:
>
>  Shindig is a reference implementation of the OpenSocial and gadgets stack.
>
>  Incubating since: 2007-12-06
>
>  High-level status summary: Shindig making rapid progress since inception in
>  December 2007.
>
>    - Introduced a new committer, primarily focused on PHP server
>    - Participating in Summer of Code to help build the community
>    - Giving Fast Feather talk and hosting Shindig BoF at ApacheCon EU
>    - Technical progress:
>       - Initial infrastructure for OAuth and signing keys, and completed
>       crpyto compliance
>       - Discussions around RESTful implementation design
>       - Refactoring to introduce a proper sample container, especially for
>       OpenSocial data
>
>  Comments?
>
>  For reference, I've included the March report below.
>
>  Cheers,
>  -Dan
>
>  ---------- Forwarded message ----------
>  From: Dan Peterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>  Date: Tue, Mar 11, 2008 at 12:16 AM
>  Subject: Proposed Apache Incubator board report for March 2008
>  To: [email protected]
>
>
>  Hey folks,
>
>  The incubator board report is due this Wednesday. This will be our first
>  report.
>
>  Here is what I'd propose we send in (for reference, below you'll find a more
>  detailed report from a few weeks ago), but I'd love feedback, edits,
>  additions:
>
>  Shindig is a reference implementation of the OpenSocial and gadgets stack.
>
>  Incubating since: 2007-12-06
>  (Note this report covers since inception, as we've not yet submitted any
>  other reports, and will submit for the next 3 months to compensate)
>
>  High-level status summary: Shindig making rapid progress since inception in
>  December 2007.
>
>    - Accepted a couple rounds of "bootstrapping" Java and JS code
>    contributions from Google (with appropriate IP licensing)
>    - Large patch written by a community member for PHP port committed
>    - Healthy community growing, though committers still Google-heavy
>    - JIRA queue moving in full force
>    - Initial website created: http://incubator.apache.org/shindig/
>
>  <http://wiki.apache.org/incubator/February2008>Comments?
>
>  Cheers,
>  -Dan
>
>  P.S. For reference, here is the wiki page for February 2008:
>  http://wiki.apache.org/incubator/February2008
>
>  ---------- Forwarded message ----------
>  From: Dan Peterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>  Date: Fri, Feb 29, 2008 at 3:35 AM
>  Subject: State of the Shindig - February 2008
>  To: [email protected]
>
>
>  Hi all,
>
>  The note regarding the Apache Board Reports got me thinking that it would be
>  an ideal time to touch on the status of Shindig. Since this is essentially
>  the first thread of this form since inception, I'll include some
>  pre-Febraury details as well, for historical sake. Please note that this is
>  generally longer than the February status reports I saw, but I felt it would
>  be better to over communicate given that we're a bit late to the game with
>  these reports. Please do correct anything I may have stated inaccurately.
>
>  High-level summary: Shindig's Java implementation making rapid progress
>  since inception in December 2007.
>
>    - All committers have Apache accounts and access to the repository
>    - Accepted a couple rounds of "bootstrapping" Java and JS code
>    contributions from Google (with appropriate IP licensing)
>    - Generally-functional out of the box experience
>    - Good progress on (optional) Caja integration for improved security
>    - Preliminary website created: http://incubator.apache.org/shindig/
>    - Healthy community growing, though committers still Google-heavy
>    - JIRA queue moving in full force
>    - Majority of progress on the Java server port
>    - Emerging PHP port, which many people are excited about
>
>
>  Now, to jump into some more particular areas...
>
>  OpenSocial and Gadgets specification compliance (referring to the Java
>  implementation):
>
>  For Gadgets, the compliance with the XML spec is very far along, though
>  Shindig doesn't yet support icons or preloads, and doesn't correctly handle
>  all message bundle substitutions. In terms of the core gadgets JavaScript
>  API, it is also quite far along, though gadgets.util.getFeature is broken.
>  For the "highly-recommended features," all, with the exception of skins.js,
>  are implemented in Shindig.
>
>  For OpenSocial compliance, Shindig is not as far along. The initial sample
>  container was a very basic non-standard implementation for quick testing
>  purposes. However, the sample container is now in the middle of being
>  modified to use OpenSocial properly. This means that it is being refactored
>  to speak via very recently created interfaces, to get data stored in a
>  flatfile as a mock implementation that can easily be swapped out in
>  favor ofmore sophisticated versions, depending upon deployment needs.
>  In addition,
>  there is discussion about some initial infrastructure work for the Gateway
>  server component, though the OpenSocial RESTful API is under discussion over
>  on the spec discussion forum.
>
>  Usage status:
>
>  To facilitate early access for developers, orkut and hi5 are running
>  Shindig-based
>  sandbox instances (of the Java server port), and plan to use Shindig for
>  upcoming production user-facing launches as well. Ning is similarly running
>  an early instance based on the PHP port. Due to the activity on shindig-dev,
>  it is very likely there are others in similar positions, so please feel free
>  to chime in.
>
>  What is coming in the near-term (the next several weeks)?
>
>    - Improved support for OpenSocial 0.7, via a well-defined interface and a
>    flatfile-backed method for supporting people, activities, and persistence
>    (as mentioned above)
>    - Rounding out compliance with the Gadgets spec
>    - Initial, but *large* "update" patch to the PHP server port
>    - Initial infrastructure work for supporting the OpenSocial RESTful API
>    - Performance improvements to the GadgetServer
>
>  What else is going on? Please speak up if you're working on things that
>  weren't touched on, or if I didn't accurately describe the state
>  ofsomething that was touched on.
>
>  Cheers,
>  -Dan
>
>  P.S. If you're looking to get involved, I'd suggest browsing through JIRA,
>  and finding an issue that you'd like to take -- please speak up on 
> shindig-dev
>  when you do so, to avoid duplicate effort. Details documented here:
>  http://incubator.apache.org/shindig/#tab-support &
>  http://incubator.apache.org/shindig/#tab-contribute -- Other questions? Just
>  Ask!
>

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