AW: Welcome to OpenDashboards!

[René Peinl]

Hi Chris,
my Github account is rpeinl. 
I have no problems of sharing the components. I don't think it makes sense to 
copy them, however, so why not just link to Github?
Regards
René 

-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: Chris Spiliotopoulos [mailto:chrysanthos.spiliotopou...@gmail.com] 
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 25. November 2015 12:16
An: dev@shindig.apache.org
Betreff: Re: Welcome to OpenDashboards!

Hi Rene,

thank you very much for the contribution!  A great first step forward.  Can you 
send me you Github account so I can send you an invitation to join 
OpenDashboards?  I will also create a new OpenDashboards org @ Docker Hub so we 
could start gathering the new containers in one place.

Since you have done a lot of work on the social side of things, I think it 
would be great if we had your open source projects under the new OpenDashboards 
org as plug-n-play components that anyone could use.  To be honest, I'd really 
like to plug your social API module to our dashboard and see where this would 
take our product. :)

Please feel free to share your thoughts.  I'll also send you an invitation for 
our Slack team where we can a more dynamic conversation on all these topics.

Best regards,
Chris

On Wed, Nov 25, 2015 at 11:51 AM, René Peinl 
wrote:

> Hi *,
> since some of you requested a version of Shindig that is just working 
> out of the box with no lengthy installation and configuration, we've 
> finally published our Docker image of Shindig 2.5.2 running on Apache 
> Tomcat 7 with Open JDK 7 and our integration code to use neo4j (1.98) 
> as a storage backend.
> This version has some additional enhancements compared to the original 
> version like friend suggestions based on existing friends and their 
> connections as well as queries to determine the connections between 
> two people.
> It can be downloaded from Docker Hub
> https://hub.docker.com/r/rpeinl/shindig-ws-neo4j/
> I hope that helps some of you to get up to speed.
> Feedback welcome.
> Regards
> René
>
>
> -Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
> Von: Chris Spiliotopoulos 
> [mailto:chrysanthos.spiliotopou...@gmail.com]
> Gesendet: Montag, 23. November 2015 11:54
> An: dev@shindig.apache.org
> Betreff: Welcome to OpenDashboards!
>
> Hi friends,
>
> after gathering all your wishes, proposals and votes on the recently 
> created Trello 
>  >
> board toady a new open source organization over at GitHub under the 
> name of OpenDashboards  has 
> been created that will be used as our common placeholder for all the 
> things we want to see happening from now on.
>
> In order to send out invitations to anyone that wishes to join this 
> new effort, please make sure you have a GitHub account and post it 
> back to me either as a reply to this email or directly through our new 
> Slack < https://opendashboards.slack.com> space (channel 
> *github-org*).  For those who still haven't signed up with the 
> OpenDashboards Slack team, please send me your email as well and I will send 
> you an invitation.
>
> Please keep in mind that although this new effort has started off as a 
> shelter for the Apache Shindig project can clearly  have a bright 
> future, since 'dashboarding' is and will be a common requirement for 
> many companies, organizations and individual technology solutions.  
> Having stated that, I have a vision that OpenDashboards can easily 
> become the next one-stop shop for diverse dashboarding solutions given 
> the appropriate context and positioning in the technology space.
>
> I believe that we should all urge the companies we represent to join 
> the effort and contribute to the evolution of an ecosystem we all 
> could benefit from.  Also, we could start building collaborations with 
> other open source projects and solutions in the same space, or even 
> with various verticals in order to start getting attention and traction.
>
> Now that we have a new home, the next step is to transfer the Apache 
> Shindig project to a new repository @ Github at its latest stable version.
> So, @Ryan can you give us the status from your side (and Apache's of 
> course)?  Have you cleared things up regarding the transfer?
>
> Best regards,
> Chris
>
>
>
>
> --
> Chris Spiliotopoulos
>
> Solutions Architect | @LinkedIn
> | @Twitter < 
> https://twitter.com/chefArchitect>
>
>


--
Chris Spiliotopoulos

Solutions Architect | @LinkedIn
| @Twitter 

AW: Welcome to OpenDashboards!

[René Peinl]

Hi *,
since some of you requested a version of Shindig that is just working out of 
the box with no lengthy installation and configuration, we've finally published 
our Docker image of Shindig 2.5.2 running on Apache Tomcat 7 with Open JDK 7 
and our integration code to use neo4j (1.98) as a storage backend. 
This version has some additional enhancements compared to the original version 
like friend suggestions based on existing friends and their connections as well 
as queries to determine the connections between two people.
It can be downloaded from Docker Hub
https://hub.docker.com/r/rpeinl/shindig-ws-neo4j/
I hope that helps some of you to get up to speed. 
Feedback welcome.
Regards
René 


-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: Chris Spiliotopoulos [mailto:chrysanthos.spiliotopou...@gmail.com] 
Gesendet: Montag, 23. November 2015 11:54
An: dev@shindig.apache.org
Betreff: Welcome to OpenDashboards!

Hi friends,

after gathering all your wishes, proposals and votes on the recently created 
Trello 
board toady a new open source organization over at GitHub under the name of 
OpenDashboards  has been created that 
will be used as our common placeholder for all the things we want to see 
happening from now on.

In order to send out invitations to anyone that wishes to join this new effort, 
please make sure you have a GitHub account and post it back to me either as a 
reply to this email or directly through our new Slack 
 space (channel *github-org*).  For those who 
still haven't signed up with the OpenDashboards Slack team, please send me your 
email as well and I will send you an invitation.

Please keep in mind that although this new effort has started off as a shelter 
for the Apache Shindig project can clearly  have a bright future, since 
'dashboarding' is and will be a common requirement for many companies, 
organizations and individual technology solutions.  Having stated that, I have 
a vision that OpenDashboards can easily become the next one-stop shop for 
diverse dashboarding solutions given the appropriate context and positioning in 
the technology space.

I believe that we should all urge the companies we represent to join the effort 
and contribute to the evolution of an ecosystem we all could benefit from.  
Also, we could start building collaborations with other open source projects 
and solutions in the same space, or even with various verticals in order to 
start getting attention and traction.

Now that we have a new home, the next step is to transfer the Apache Shindig 
project to a new repository @ Github at its latest stable version.
So, @Ryan can you give us the status from your side (and Apache's of course)?  
Have you cleared things up regarding the transfer?

Best regards,
Chris




--
Chris Spiliotopoulos

Solutions Architect | @LinkedIn
| @Twitter