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NMaven develops plugins and integration for Maven to make building and using .NET languages a first-class citizen in Maven. Incubating since: 2006-11-17 == Items to resolve before graduation == More active committer involvement. We have two active committers from different organizations but need at least one more. == Status == * No releases since the last report * Continue to receive patches from the community, mostly for the previous version * Mailing list traffic is steady == Plans == Some work has been contributed for the migration of features to the current trunk that are being reviewed. Work on this needs to continue.
NMaven develops plugins and integration for Maven to make building and using .NET languages a first-class citizen in Maven. Incubating since: 2006-11-17 Items to resolve before graduation * More active committer involvement. This involves getting a group of developers familiar with the NMaven internals (both .NET and Java), as well as growing a larger community of developers who are creating Maven plugins in .NET. * Closer interaction with the Maven team. Status: * Movement toward a release. Updating all the license files, changing the artifact names to include "incubating", etc. This is the highest priority for the project. * There had been some concern among committers that the code was changing too rapidly making it difficult to attract new committers/patches. We've slowed the pace of new features and have focused on bug fixes. * Mailing list activity has been slow recently, but steady increase of mailing list subscribers over this period (from 27 to 35). Plans: * Preparing for a release * Bringing NMaven in closer line with Maven architecture and behavior.
NMaven develops plugins and integration for Maven to make building and using .NET languages a first-class citizen in Maven. Incubating since: 2006-11-17 Items to resolve before graduation More active committer involvement. This involves getting a group of developers familiar with the NMaven internals (both .NET and Java), as well as growing a larger community of developers who are creating Maven plugins in .NET. Closer interaction with the Maven team. Status: Added new committer: Evan Worley Attempted to reach out to Lucene.NET (and other .NET projects external to ASF) but no response from any projects. There is some concern that NMaven may be drifting from Maven in terms of common architecture/code. Made (and making) active attempts to raise visibility of NMaven issues among general Maven developers by posting to maven dev list and submitting proposals for review. Plans: Major IDE features Preparing for a release
NMaven develops plugins and integration for Maven to make building and using .NET languages a first-class citizen in Maven. Incubating since: 2006-11-17 Items to resolve before graduation * More active committer involvement. This involves getting a group of developers familiar with the NMaven internals (both .NET and Java), as well as growing a larger community of developers who are creating Maven plugins in .NET. * Engage other ASF projects (Lucene.NET, log4net) to see if NMaven can meet any of their needs * Need a fair amount of work in getting the features in place so that we can automate releases of the .NET assemblies and projects. Getting on a regular schedule of releases, should help grow the community. Status: * Active involvement from the community has been a little slow; but has picked up recently, as seen by the recent increase of discussions on the mailing list and community interest in submitting patches for features. * Published 6-month Road Map on Wiki * The latest features of writing Maven plugins directly in .NET and of IDE integration between Maven and Visual Studio are both targeted directly toward .NET developers. These features are expected to increase developer interest from the .NET community, particularly among those who may not have had previous experience with Java or Maven. * Fast feather talk on NMaven at ApacheCon in effort to increase community interest in project Plans: * Work on getting the site documentation up-to-date with the latest features * Work on improving IDE features * Preparing for a release
