Hi Im the Teach Lead managing all OpenSocial stuff in Globant, and as Chris stated, we are, and will continue to collaborate with Shindig, PHP and Java. Right now we canalize all of our commits though Chris, but we are ready to become committers in the near future.
We do have several big clients that are implementing Shindig PHP as well as the JAVA version. (And i'll hope we'll start contributing JAVA soon too) So from Globant's side, Shindig has all our support. Regards Bruno Rovagnati (Ropu) www.globant.com On Fri, May 16, 2008 at 1:33 PM, Chris Chabot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > While having the PHP shindig server by it's self is already a good factor > in this, in the PHP shindig implementation it's self I'm seeing more and > more interest from other people and parties too, so even in this front the > diversification is going well. > > There's explicit stated interest from about 4 large SNS's to use php > shindig for their becoming an open social platform, most of which have > expressed interest in contributing to shindig (some already are *waves to > people from globant.com*). > > Plus there's currently 3 social network software writers who plan to > release new versions of their products with shindig integrated this summer, > some of which also expressed the desire to contribute. > > So there is already some actuated contributions happening and quite a few > potentials in the future, so I'm hoping some of these will be become > committers too :) > > All in all, i think we are gathering enough stakeholders on various fronts > that the goal of guaranteeing the projects health in the future, even if one > large party would pull out, is going well; So i share your opinion that the > next ApacheCon could be a realistic goal > > -- Chris > > > On May 16, 2008, at 3:53 PM, Santiago Gala wrote: > > I think that, with the alternate php server diversifying the code base >> way beyond the original donation, the number of refactorings already >> going on and the fact that there is people already in the committer pool >> coming from different stakeholders, not to mention next committers to be >> "invited", the project looks relatively mature for a quick graduation. >> Next ApacheCON looks like a realistic horizon, IMO. What do you think? >> > > -- .-. --- .--. ..- R o p u
