For setting up Sling from scratch, I guess it would make sense to share my list of bundles; I assembled it roughly a year ago and I didn't update it since then. I'll go through this exercise and once I have something I'll share it with the larger audience.
Regards Carsten Jason E Bailey wrote > > On Tue, Sep 25, 2018, at 3:25 PM, Dominik Süß wrote: >> Hi Jason, >> >> What beyond the ‚engine‘ is actually required? > > I think that's the entire point that I'm trying to make. I don't actually > know, and if you are coming to the website there really isn't a way for you > to know what is or isn't needed if you are attempting to set up Sling from > scratch. Carsten's comment was one of the most educational I've seen so far > as to what needs to be set up. > >> And even the engine is not required to use some sling bundles. > > Interesting question that, if you are using bundles from Sling without using > the Sling engine, are you really using Sling? > >> The axis of interest are maintenance commitment (indicating commitment of >> active committers for module - staring as contribution and ending orphaned) >> and maturity (experimental, alpha, beta, production ready/ stable , >> deprecated, maybe discontinued) > > That is your interpretation and I'm not sure if that matches other peoples > definitions. Bertrand has implied that the level of support is not dependent > on the number of committers but on whether the PMC decides via a vote whether > a bundle should be supported i.e. not a contrib. That was my takeaway at > least. > > My goal may also be slightly different from the conversation around > indicating the deprecated bundles. > > I have had an issue with this page for a long time > https://sling.apache.org/downloads.cgi > > It's awful, It conveys very little information, If I have a bundle id I can't > find it here, I don't see why a bundle listed here should be used or not. > I'm hoping these categorizations and tags can be utilized here to better > segment what I'm looking at. So that it provides context. > > -Jason > > -- Carsten Ziegeler Adobe Research Switzerland cziege...@apache.org
