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| Date | Action | Decided by |
|---|---|---|
| 2012-03-21 | Appointed Matt Franklin | the board, by resolution |
| Date | Decision | Item | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2016-01-20 | Terminate the Apache Rave Project | special order | approved |
| 2012-03-21 | Establish the Apache Rave Project | special order | approved |
No report was submitted.
No report was submitted. The PMC has voted to move the project to the attic.
No report was submitted.
No report was submitted. @Ross: Is the project ready for the Attic?
Apache Rave is a widgets-based, web-and-social mashup platform. ISSUES Low community activity. COMMUNITY Unfortunately, the slight rally in community has not been sustained throughout the quarter. COMMITTER/PMC CHANGES 08/29/13 - Dan Gornstein was added as a new committer & PMC member. RELEASES 01/07/14 - 0.23 released. ACTIVITY The last 3 months have been extremely quiet in terms of list and development activity. We are going to make one last call to the developer and users lists before recommending the attic within the next quarter.
No report was submitted.
Apache Rave is a widgets-based, web-and-social mashup platform. ISSUES Low community activity. COMMUNITY The community activity has continued to wane. New contributors to the list are being encouraged to contribute more. The existing community needs to expand efforts to engage new individuals. COMMITTER/PMC CHANGES 02/17/15 - Stanton Sievers was added as a new committer & PMC member. RELEASES 01/07/14 - 0.23 released. ACTIVITY The list activity saw an increase in traffic and the community has laid out a path forward. Little progress has been made against it, but at this point, it would be prudent to see the year through and if there is no significant traction, re-evaluate the project's status.
Apache Rave is a widgets-based, web-and-social mashup platform. ISSUES Low community activity. COMMUNITY The community activity has continued to wane. New contributors to the list are being encouraged to contribute more. The existing community needs to expand efforts to engage new individuals. COMMITTER/PMC CHANGES 08/29/13 - Dan Gornstein was added as a new committer & PMC member. RELEASES 01/07/14 - 0.23 released. ACTIVITY The last 3 months have been extremely quiet in terms of list and development activity.
Apache Rave is a widgets-based, web-and-social mashup platform. ISSUES There are no issues requiring the board's attention. COMMUNITY The community is not as active as in the last reporting period. COMMITTER/PMC CHANGES 08/29/13 - Dan Gornstein was added as a new committer & PMC member. RELEASES 01/07/14 - 0.23 released. ACTIVITY A large number of patches were submitted and integrated into the codebase to further the Angular JS front-end. The community is now working through the major overhaul. This work is proceeding at a slow pace due to lower activity.
Apache Rave is a widgets-based, web-and-social mashup platform. ISSUES There are no issues requiring the board's attention. COMMUNITY There has been significant new activity from a couple of new developers looking to push the project forward. COMMITTER/PMC CHANGES 08/29/13 - Dan Gornstein was added as a new committer & PMC member. RELEASES 01/07/14 - 0.23 released. ACTIVITY All of the new activity is centered around finishing the front-end separation using Angular JS. The code has also moved to Git and the community is developing workflows for accepting submissions through the git hub mirror.
No report was submitted.
Apache Rave is a widgets-based, web-and-social mashup platform. ISSUES There are no issues requiring the board's attention. COMMUNITY The user and development lists dropped in activity from the last board report; but, still remain somewhat active. The community is looking to organize a meetup at ApacheCon NA. COMMITTER/PMC CHANGES 08/29/13 - Dan Gornstein was added as a new committer & PMC member. RELEASES 01/07/14 - 0.23 released. ACTIVITY Activity has been mostly minor enhancements and bug fixes. We have yet to reintegrate the AngularJS branch.
Apache Rave is a widgets-based, web-and-social mashup platform. ISSUES There are no issues requiring the board's attention. COMMUNITY The user and development lists saw a marked increase in activity prior to the holiday break. COMMITTER/PMC CHANGES 08/29/13 - Dan Gornstein was added as a new committer & PMC member. RELEASES 01/07/14 - 0.23 released. 07/13/13 - 0.22 released. ACTIVITY Activity has been mostly minor enhancements and bug fixes. We have yet to reintegrate the AngularJS branch.
Apache Rave is a widgets-based, web-and-social mashup platform. ISSUES There are no issues requiring the board's attention. COMMUNITY The development list has seen quite a lot of posts from new individuals looking to contribute. User's list remains fairly light in traffic. A few of the original PMC members have elected to go emeritus. COMMITTER/PMC CHANGES 08/29/13 - Dan Gornstein was added as a new committer & PMC member. RELEASES 07/13/13 - 0.22 released. ACTIVITY Development has been focused on a new UI driven by AngularJS. We hope to reintegrate the branch within the next couple of months and will perform a release of the current state of trunk before reintegration.
Apache Rave is a widgets-based, web-and-social mashup platform. ISSUES There are no issues requiring the board's attention. COMMUNITY The Apache BarCamp was held in Boston and members of the Rave & Shindig communities discussed the futures of each project. The users and development lists have seen new faces and an increase in general discussion. COMMITTER/PMC CHANGES None this reporting period. Last committer: 03/25/13 - Erin Noe-Payne was added as a new committer & PMC member. RELEASES 05/15/13 - 0.21.1 released. ACTIVITY The team has been focusing on delivering a simpler UI & server integration model with both existing and new members of the community. The most recent branch is ready for reintegration and release before the next reporting period.
Apache Rave is a widgets-based, web-and-social mashup platform. ISSUES There are no issues requiring the board's attention. COMMUNITY We held a community meetup and hackathon at ApacheCon NA that was attended by most of the active committers. Members of the community plan on attending Apache BarCamp Boston in May. COMMITTER/PMC CHANGES 03/25/13 - Erin Noe-Payne was added as a new committer & PMC member. RELEASES 03/12/13 - 0.20.1 was released to address CVE-2013-1814 02/14/13 - 0.20 was released 01/16/13 - 0.19 was released ACTIVITY Activity in the last reporting period has increased over the period prior to it. Most of the work and discussions are related to simplification of all aspects of the software and were initiated by proposals that were the result of conversations held at ApacheCon. In March, a security vulnerability (CVE-2013-1814) was reported to the PMC for which a point release was made.
Apache Rave is a widgets-based, web-and-social mashup platform. ISSUES There are no issues requiring the board's attention COMMUNITY The user's list traffic was approximately the same as prior periods. The OpenSocial foundation presented Rave at OW2 Ate Douma & Matt Franklin presented Rave at ApacheCon EU. A talk and a tutorial were accepted for ApacheCon NA COMMITTER/PMC CHANGES No changes RELEASES Since the last report, Rave 0.18 was released and 0.19 is undergoing a vote. 0.17 was cancelled due to a blocking bug. ACTIVITY Development activity has been focused on merging in the MongoDB persistence layer and improving look & feel of the demo application PRESS Nothing to report BRANDING Nothing to report LEGAL Nothing to report INFRASTRUCTURE Nothing to report
Apache Rave is a widgets-based, web-and-social mashup platform. ISSUES There are no issues that require the board's attention. COMMUNITY At the last OSCON, July 2012, Apache Rave was present and represented by Matt Franklin. In addition, the OpenSocial Foundation sponsored a combined Rave & OpenSocial meet-up there as well. There will be two presentations about Rave on the upcoming ApacheCon Europe 2012, Sinsheim Germany * Integrating Social Apps with Content Driven Sites using Apache Rave and Spring HMVC (Ate Douma) * Mongo, it's all the Rave (Matt Franklin) COMMITTER/PMC CHANGES We've added two new committers and PMC members to the team: Kristen Legacy and Stan Drozdetski. RELEASES Since the last board report, three new Apache Rave releases were performed, 0.14, 0.15 and 0.16. ACTIVITY Development activity is currently spread out over three different areas: ongoing trunk development, a separate branch for refactoring the Rave persistence model, and a separate sandbox project to add content services integration to Rave. It is expected that in the upcoming weeks this separate branch and sandbox activities will get merged back into trunk. PRESS Nothing since last report. BRANDING The PMC has executed the suitable name search again and has not found anything of concern. http://wiki.apache.org/rave/BrandingSearches/October2012 LEGAL No legal issues to report. INFRASTRUCTURE No issues at this time.
Apache Rave is a widgets-based, web-and-social mashup platform. ISSUES There are no issues requiring the board's attention at this time. COMMUNITY The meetup in Utrecht, The Netherlands was a success with ~25 participants and renewed interest from organizations aware of, but not directly contributing to, Rave. Rave will be participating in the Apache@OSCON events. The OpenSocial Foundation is also sponsoring a combined meetup with Apache Shindig. COMMITTER/PMC CHANGES No committer or PMC changes since the last report. RELEASES A release was planned, but canceled due to a critical bug. ACTIVITY Activity remains high and continues to be centered around cleanup. The beginnings of the roadmap have been started, but nothing solidified. PRESS Nothing to report. BRANDING The PMC has executed the suitable name search again and has not found anything of concern. http://wiki.apache.org/rave/BrandingSearches/July2012 LEGAL Nothing to report. INFRASTRUCTURE Nothing to report.
ISSUES There are no issues that require the board's attention. RELEASES Apache Rave 0.12 was released since the last report. ACTIVITY The community has increased discussions regarding the roadmap and architecture enhancements. Work has been focused on the refactor of the model for extensibility. COMMUNITY A meetup has been scheduled for June 13th in Utrecht, The Netherlands. Additionally, a combined meetup with the Shindig community is in the planning stages for OSCON. COMMITTER/PMC CHANGES We have added Chris Geer as a committer and PMC member since the last report. PRESS Nothing since last report. BRANDING No issues at the moment. A full execution of the steps followed for the suitable name search will be performed prior to the July report LEGAL No legal issues to report. INFRASTRUCTURE A VM has been requested; but we are awaiting new hardware.
Apache Rave is a widgets-based, web-and-social mashup platform. ISSUES There are no issues that require the board's attention. RELEASES Apache Rave 0.10.1 and 0.11 have been released since the last report. ACTIVITY The community has been focused on delivering simpler UI extension in 0.11. Additionally, discussions continue around improving the overall extensibility of the application and injecting additional architectural components. A current frequent topic of discussion is the need for a 1.0 release roadmap. The community will expand on these activities to work toward a viable & agreed upon roadmap in the next couple of months. COMMUNITY The community has continued to be vibrant in the last month. We continue to see questions & contributions from new individuals & organizations. COMMITTER/PMC CHANGES No committer or PMC changes since the last report. PRESS A couple of articles related to graduation were published on smaller blogs BRANDING No issues at the moment. A full execution of the steps followed for the suitable name search will be performed prior to the July report. Additionally, multiple community members have an Apache Rave Google alert configured. LEGAL No issues. INFRASTRUCTURE We intend on requesting a new VM to host a demo version of the codebase prior to the next report.
DESCRIPTION
Apache Rave is a widgets-based, web-and-social mashup platform.
ISSUES
There are no issues that need the Board's attention.
TLP MIGRATION
The TLP migration has occurred without major issue.
Task Status:
* Infrastructure migration complete
* All code (Maven POMs) & web pages have been updated to
reflect new status
* Final incubator status committed
* committee-info.txt updated with PMC details
* Officer info updated for new chair
COMMUNITY
At the request of the community, a users@rave.apache.org
mail list has been created and is already being used by community
members. The community continues to encourage participation and
engagement from additional individuals and organizations.
A wiki was created for work in progress, proposals and technical
information. It does not replace the existing documentation website.
COMMITTER/PMC CHANGES
Three additional committers & PMC members were added since graduation:
* Ankur Shashikant Goyal [Committer & PMC]
* Marijan Milicevic [Committer & PMC]
* Paul Sharples [Committer & PMC]
RELEASES
The PMC has performed its first TLP release and the community
is voting on a second TLP release.
ACTIVITY
Project activity remains high with mail lists and commits
continuing at the pre-graduation pace.
PRESS
The Apache press release for the Rave graduation has gone out
and been picked up by various news organizations such as CMS Wire
and E-Week.
INFRASTRUCTURE
Thanks to the hard work of the Infra team, Rave was
able to complete its critical infrastructure transition prior to
the press release. We really appreciate the extra effort on the
part of Infra to make that a reality.
BRANDING
* Project Naming And Descriptions : complete
* Website Navigation Links : complete
* Trademark Attributions : complete
* Logos and Graphics : complete
* Project Metadata : complete
Apache Rave is a a widgets-based, web-and-social mashup platform. It will provide an out-of-the-box as well as an extendible lightweight Java platform to host, serve and aggregate (Open)Social Gadgets, W3C Widgets and services through a highly customizable and Web 2.0 friendly front-end. Rave entered incubation on 2011-03-01. Project Development: - Venkat Mahadevan was voted in as new committer and PPMC member in January - Three additional releases (0.6-incubating, 0.7-incubating, 0.8-incubating) since the last report - A next 0.9-incubating release candidate is being voted on on the dev list - Apache Wookie is now integrated and bundled with the 0.9-incubation release candidate - A patch for easier and more modular integration of Apache Shindig in Rave has been accepted and applied by Shindig Community Development - Rave received honorable mention in the 2011 Open Source Rookies of the Year selection from Black Duck Software - Ate Douma represented the ASF and Rave in a public webinar from Black Duck Software "Code well and Prosper with OSS: How Apache and Eclipse Help Developers Succeed" - Matt Franklin did a live demo and presentation on Rave at the OpenSocial 3.0 Kickoff - Community interaction on mailing list remains high and rising - Discussions on architecture and roadmap plans towards a 1.0 release are heating up Tasks done and remaining to graduate: - A suitable name search has been executed on usage of "Apache Rave" - IP Clearance of all code donations have been performed and resolved - All other relevant Incubating work items have been resolved - The Rave PPMC has voted on and accepted to graduate and collaborated on the proposed board resolution - The Rave PPMC decided with general consensus to propose Matt Franklin as new Chair for Apache Rave - The IPMC has voted on and accepted the graduation proposal on March 1st (exactly 1 year after entering the incubator) - The Apache Rave graduation proposal has been added to the next board meeting agenda Signed off by mentor: ate, rgardler
Apache Rave is a new web and social mashup engine. It will provide an out-of-the-box as well as an extendible lightweight Java platform to host, serve and aggregate (Open)Social Gadgets, W3C Widgets and services through a highly customizable and Web 2.0 friendly front-end. Rave entered incubation on 2011-03-01. Current Status: * Releases * Two additional releases (0.4-incubating & 0.5-incubating) have been released since the last report * A 0.6-incubating release is currently being voted on on the dev list * Community Growth * Rave committers & PPMC members have attended multiple events to meet and engage additional community members * The ApacheCon Rave meetup & hackathon were well attended * The Rave community is actively engaging projects that are building on or leveraging Rave * Jasha Joachimsthal was voted in as a new PPMC member in November * Sean Cooper was voted in as a new committer and PPMC member in November * Dev mailing list is saw increased traffic from new users/contributors * A community request (Sakai project) for a git mirror was honored: Rave is now also available from git.apache.org/rave.git * General * A preliminary integration with Apache Wookie is now provided with the 0.6-incubation release (pending), full integration (bundling Wookie) is slated for the next release * The commit rate remains high (~75 commits / month) * Website documentation is steadily improved and extended * A presentation about Rave, focusing on Apache, community and collaboration, was given by Matt Franklin and Ate Douma at ApacheCon 2011 November 11th Next steps: * Continue to build up awareness of Rave and grow the community * Further collaboration and coordination with Shindig and Wookie * Further modularize Rave to support extending and customizing for end users/developers * Keep up the pace for the monthly release schedule, working towards a 0.7-incubating release by end December 2011 Issues before graduation: * Complete 1.0 release * Expand the community/user base
Apache Rave is a new web and social mashup engine. It will provide an out-of-the-box as well as an extendible lightweight Java platform to host, serve and aggregate (Open)Social Gadgets and services through a highly customizable and Web 2.0 friendly front-end. Rave entered incubation on 2011-03-01. Current Status: * The project has adopted a monthly release cycle: - a first time 0.1-incubating release candidate was accepted by the IPMC on July 8 - a 0.2-incubating release candidate was canceled by the PPMC in August because the required Incubating DISCLAIMER file was missing in some artifacts - a 0.3-incubating release candidate was accepted by the IPMC on September 16 * Reach out to and further cooperation and coordination with Shindig is growing * An integration of Wookie (Incubating) is targeted on short notice (this or next release cycle) * Preliminary steps are made showing how to extend and customize Rave for end users/developers * Jasha Joachimsthal has been elected as new committer in June * The commit rate has been steadily growing (more than doubled since the last report) * Mailing list activity remains high * Rave has been added to ReviewBoard (reviews.apache.org) to provide better support for community contributions and patches * Website documentation is steadily improved and extended * A presentation about Rave, focusing on Apache, community and collaboration, was given by Matt Franklin and Ate Douma at TransferSummit 2011/UK (Oxford) September 8th Next steps: * Continue to build up awareness of Rave and grow the community * Further collaboration and coordination with Shindig and Wookie * Further modularize Rave to support extending and customizing for end users/developers * Keep up the pace for the monthly release schedule, working towards a 0.4-incubating release by end September 2011 Issues before graduation: * Complete 1.0 release * Expand the community/user base
Apache Rave is a new web and social mashup engine. It will provide an out-of-the-box as well as an extendible lightweight Java platform to host, serve and aggregate (Open)Social Gadgets and services through a highly customizable and Web 2.0 friendly front-end. Rave entered incubation on 2011-03-01. Current Status: * The project has adopted a monthly release cycle: - a first time 0.1-incubating release candidate was accepted by the IPMC on July 8 - a 0.2-incubating release candidate was canceled by the PPMC in August because the required Incubating DISCLAIMER file was missing in some artifacts - a 0.3-incubating release candidate was accepted by the IPMC on September 16 * Reach out to and further cooperation and coordination with Shindig is growing * An integration of Wookie (Incubating) is targeted on short notice (this or next release cycle) * Preliminary steps are made showing how to extend and customize Rave for end users/developers * Jasha Joachimsthal has been elected as new committer in June * The commit rate has been steadily growing (more than doubled since the last report) * Mailing list activity remains high * Rave has been added to ReviewBoard (reviews.apache.org) to provide better support for community contributions and patches * Website documentation is steadily improved and extended * A presentation about Rave, focusing on Apache, community and collaboration, was given by Matt Franklin and Ate Douma at TransferSummit 2011/UK (Oxford) September 8th Next steps: * Continue to build up awareness of Rave and grow the community * Further collaboration and coordination with Shindig and Wookie * Further modularize Rave to support extending and customizing for end users/developers * Keep up the pace for the monthly release schedule, working towards a 0.4-incubating release by end September 2011 Issues before graduation: * Complete 1.0 release * Expand the community/user base
Apache Rave is a new web and social mashup engine. It will provide an out-of-the-box as well as an extendible lightweight Java platform to host, serve and aggregate (Open)Social Gadgets and services through a highly customizable and Web 2.0 friendly front-end. Rave entered incubation on 2011-03-01. Current Status: * The community has identified and completed the features for a 0.1 incubation release * Members of the community have reached out to Wookie do discuss alignment * Members of the community have reached out to Shindig to offer assistance toward producing a Shindig beta release required for incubation release * The community is developing release guidelines and posting them to the site * The community expects to propose a release vote for 0.1 incubation release to the IPMC within the month * There were over 50 commits and 1 patch submission from the committers and the community as a whole * Mailing list activity remains high Next steps: * Continue to build up awareness of Rave and grow the community * Release 0.1 * Identify issues for a 0.2 incubation release Issues before graduation: * Complete 1.0 release * Expand the community/user base
Apache Rave is a new web and social mashup engine. It will provide an out-of-the-box as well as an extendible lightweight Java platform to host, serve and aggregate (Open)Social Gadgets and services through a highly customizable and Web 2.0 friendly front-end. Rave entered incubation on 2011-03-01. All the three initial code donations have been provided and imported in SVN. Current Status: * The website has been published and continues to be updated regularly * The community voted on and accepted a logo * Issues have been added to JIRA and a release plan is beginning to form * The community has begun working on implementation features and test cases for the 0.1 incubator release within the project build structure. * Community members have submitted proposals for ApacheCon to discuss the Rave project * Mailing list activity remains high Next steps: * Continue to build up awareness of Rave and grow the community * Complete a sufficient number of features for a 0.1 incubator release Issues before graduation: * Complete 1.0 release * Expand the community/user base
Apache Rave is A new WEb And SOcial Mashup Engine. It will provide an out-of-the-box as well as an extendible lightweight Java platform to host, serve and aggregate (Open)Social Gadgets and services through a highly customizable and Web 2.0 friendly front-end. Rave just entered incubation on 2011-03-01, this is our first board report. Mailing lists, SVN and user accounts have been created, Issue tracking (JIRA) and continuous integration (Jenkins) have been setup. All the three initial code donations have been provided and imported in SVN. Website creation and management is underway, using cms.apache.org, but currently still in staging only. Getting the website ready for publishing is high priority. Branding requirements will be taken care of together with the website. Discussion on creating and selecting a Rave logo is underway on the developer mailing list. The committers voted on and selected Maven as build engine for Rave. A basic Maven project is committed. Discussion about the new code base and features to implement has started. The project code base will be created from scratch, not be based on or directly incorporate the initial code donations. Under discussion on the developer list also is choice of development methodology and style. Next steps: * Get the Rave website ready for publishing, select a Rave logo and fulfill the branding requirements. * Reach out to the community and build up awareness of Apache Rave. * Proceed with building up the new code base and work towards a first (incubator) release.