The Apache Software Foundation - Ted's Tool Time - Sep 2015
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September's edition of Ted's Tool Time, a recurring First8 Academy presentation about current affairs. This time an overview of the Apache Software Foundation (ASF).
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The Apache Software Foundation - Ted's Tool Time - Sep 2015
- 1. Ted’s Tool Time Ted Vinke First8 Apache - The ASF September 2015
- 3. Apache Software Foundation (ASF) formed in 1999, non-profit public charity organization foundation for open, collaborative software development independent legal entity to donate resources individual volunteers to be sheltered from legal suits protect the 'Apache' brand 350 open-source projects > 500 members > 4500 committers
- 5. A Bit of History NCSA httpd
- 6. A Bit of History Corporate - Members, Board of Directors, Executive Officers, Corporate Officers, Project Management Committees Technical - Project Management Committees, Committers Non-Governance - Contractors / Paid Staff, Contributors, Users, Sponsors Governance
- 7. A Bit of History User Developer Committer PMC Member PMC Chair ASF Member Roles
- 15. Still around
- 21. Incubator Requirements Working codebase Intention to donate Sponsoring ASF member or officer
- 23. Current projects Apex AsterixDB Atlas BatchEE Blur Brooklyn Calcite Climate Model Diagnostic Analyzer Commons RDF Corinthia Cotton DataFu Droids FreeMarke r Geode Groovy HAWQ HORN HTrace Johnzon Kalumet Kylin log4cxx2 MADlib MRQL Myriad ODF Toolkit OpenAz Ranger REEF Ripple SAMOA Sentry Singa Sirona Slider Streams Tamaya Taverna TinkerPop Trafodion Twill Wave Zeppelin
- 25. The Apache Attic Where other projects go to die.
Editor's Notes
- The Jakarta Project became Apache top-level projects by themselves.
- Shale was basically superceded by JBoss Seam
- Apache Harmony wasn’t really GNU Classpath compatible, couldn’t get TCK from Sun, OpenJDK took off etc