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Date: Sat, 22 Aug 2009 12:22:45 +0200
From: Rolf Schumacher <mailinglist@august.de>
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Subject: Re: JSPWiki Future and Roadmap post v2.8.2
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Its a very good idea to publish an honest road map, even if it will be
changed every other week. Hope is fun.

Short, simple to understand and attractive to end-users.

Rolf


Urspru"ngliche Nachricht vom 27.05.2008 um 21:04:
> Using the Wiki in trac is a bit intricated compared to JSPWiki. However,
> combining Wiki with issue mgmt, version control and roadmaps of
> milestones in an easy manner seems worth trying.

> Any plans to broaden the functionality scope in a similar direction?

Rolf

Janne Jalkanen wrote:
>
> Heya!
>
> I don't think moving to Apache Incubation had anything to do with it,
> really - I believe it's just the fact that all of the developers are
> busy elsewhere with new jobs or children. Or both, in my case.
>
> You're right that we haven't kept the web sites up to date. When
> you're under time constraints, SVN and code takes precedence :-). If
> there's a volunteer who would like to help in maintaining the web site
> and the wiki, it would be a great help. No coding expertise required;
> just someone who wants to write about JSPWiki. But yeah, we should
> really stick something on the websites.
>
> As to why there haven't been that many plugins or templates... I don't
> know. Perhaps there just aren't that many users anymore for standalone
> wikis :-/.
>
> I wouldn't use the JIRA as a guideline for project activity; if you
> take a look at Firefox Bugzilla, they'll have major things open from
> 2004 or so in it...
>
> /Janne
>
> On 30 Jul 2009, at 12:54, supernovachild wrote:
>
>>
>> Hi Guys
>>
>> I'm an avid fan of JSPWiki, but I'm concerned about it's future with it
>> being part of the Apache incubator project
>>
>> The reasons are:
>>
>> - Edits on jspwiki seem to be slowing down
>> - No-one has been contributing Templates. When I started using
>> JSPWiki at
>> ver 2.0.x there where a whole bunch and then it slowed down. By ver 2.6
>> no-one was contributing any more
>> - The same applies to the plugins
>> - The http://incubator.apache.org/jspwiki/ site seems very lean and
>> nothing
>> much seems to be going on
>> - The JIRA site seems to have items logged in 2008 with no resolution
>>
>> Having said all of this; the number & frequency of subversion commits
>> seems
>> to be fairly ok which might indicate that their is perhaps nothing to
>> fear?
>> :)
>>
>> I know the more people helping on a project the better. Unfortunately
>> I can
>> only be an avid user and fan and not contribute due my hectic work
>> and 60+
>> hours weeks.
>>
>> If we the fans have nothing to fear, may I be so bold as to ask the
>> team to
>> stick something on the main page of jspwiki.org as well as the incubator
>> page explaining that there is nothing to fear and that the project is
>> alive
>> and kicking. Also (I'm not sure if this is somewhere), do you have
>> any idea
>> of the release roadmap concerning rough dates... i.e. from 2.8.3 to
>> 3.0 to
>> 3.1?
>>
>>
>> Thanks Guys
>>
>> A major fan
>>
>> Greg
>>
>>
>> -- 
>> View this message in context:
>> http://www.nabble.com/JSPWiki-Future-and-Roadmap-post-v2.8.2-tp24735443p24735443.html
>>
>> Sent from the JspWiki - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
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