Hi Nick! First off, thanks for putting this out there. The short answer is that we're working on it. I'll get back to you with more detail in a little bit.
Thanks, Patrick On May 24, 2016 12:03 AM, "Nick Kew" <[email protected]> wrote: > Excuse the long rambling rant. If anyone made it to > an "apache way" session at ApacheCon, you hopefully > have a good insight into what I'm trying to say. > > We've been a long time getting started. But now we have repos > at apache, and the effort that went into ApacheCon is done - > and will hopefully help attract interest and develop the > community in due course. > > For that to happen, there needs to be a community to develop, > and it needs to be visible and open to anyone who takes an interest. > People need to be able to come to our project and see activity. > Most importantly, an active list where project work takes place > and where suggestions, questions, and general thoughts can be > posted and expect consideration. > Active Jira and repos complement that. > > There's still a lot of activity happening in private and > company email, and chat (slack). And no doubt a lot in > company teams and offices, to which I am not party. > > While - obviously - not all discussion belongs in email, > much of it does: that's all part of giving the project a > public profile that people can get a grip on and approach. > And much of that email belongs right here on this list: > as a rule of thumb, anything that's "Milagro" belongs here. > Matters that are company-private should generally be > clearly distinguishable from Milagro. > > Can we start to think of Apache as the natural home for > day-to-day project work? Make the list, the Jira, and the > repos the natural focus of all Milagro development? > Make this a rich resource for developers who saw Brian at > ApacheCon, or who read about us anywhere. To view and > contribute to development activity, or to take the project > in new directions. > > -- > Nick Kew >
