[gentoo-soc] GSoC 2013 webapp-config

[gentoo-soc] GSoC 2013 webapp-config

[Ryuichi KAWAMATA]

Hello,

My name is Ryuichi KAWAMATAl(in japanese "川又 龍一")
In IRC, my name is "rkmathi."
I want to submit proposal to GSoC 2013 "webapp-config"

I checked up how to write proposal and wrote it.
Could you check my proposal and give something advise?

Next is my proposal.
---
- Abstract
It can maintain many web applications which is made from PHP and
something, but it cannot maintain recently commonly-used applications.
So, I want to implement "webapp-config for Ruby applications"[1] for
conveniently.

- Objective
Webapp-config can use many web applications which is made from PHP and
something, but it cannot use web applications which is implemented by
Ruby.
So, I will implement this.
In particular, I will implement to use Redmine[2] 1.4.x, 2.2.x, 2.3.x,
and GitLab[3] 5.x.

- Deliverables
The goal is "Implementing webapp-config for Redmine and GitLab."
In particular, They will can install, update, and remove.
I will get confirmation to maintainer by e-mail, and to send pull
request to git repository[4].

- I define two periods, milestone 1 and milestone 2.
It call milestone 1 from start GSoC to mid-term evaluations.
I will implement Redmine in milestone 1.
It call milestone 2 from mid-term evaluations to pencils down date.
I will implement GitLab in milestone 2.
I write next concrete schedule.
-05/26 To check up something wrong in webapp-config by IRC and bugzilla.
05/27- (2weeks) Read the source code and trying some simple enhance to
prepare developing.
Milestone 1:
06/17- (1week) Milestone 1 starts. Checking up how to install Redmine
and automate installing.
06/24- (3weeks) Implementing webapp-config to use Redmine.
07/15- (1week) Testing in various environments and to check Redmine
can use in any place.
07/22- (1week) Being able to install, update, and remove Redmine. And
also create documentation.
07/29: mid-term evaluations.
Milestone 2:
08/05- (1week) Milestone 2 starts. Checking up how to install GitLab
and automate installing.
08/12- (3weeks) Implementing webapp-config to use GitLab.
09/02- (1week) Testing in various environments and to check GitLab can
use in any place.
09/09- (1week) Being able to install, update, and remove GitLab. And
also create documentation.
09/23:  'pencils down' date

- Biography
I am a third year undergraduate student majoring in information
science at University of Tsukuba in Japan.
I had used linux for three years, but I have started to use Gentoo
Linux on the recommendation of a friend from two years ago.
Currently I use Gentoo on my laptop computer and part-time job which
develops web applications.
And, I'm operating servers Redmine, GitLab and RoR applications at the company.
I also can develop web application whose framework are Sinatra, RoR, and Flask.
And I often write scripts by python in order to ease.
As activities in the external, I served tutor at "Security and
Programing Camp 2011"[5] and "Security Camp 2012"[6] which was
organized by Information-technology Promotion Agency[7].

[1]: http://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Google_Summer_of_Code/2013/Ideas/webapp-config
[2]: http://www.redmine.org/
[3]: http://gitlab.org/
[4]: git://git.overlays.gentoo.org/proj/webapp-config.git
[5]: http://www.ipa.go.jp/jinzai/renkei/spcamp2011/
[6]: http://www.ipa.go.jp/jinzai/renkei/camp2012/
[7]: http://www.ipa.go.jp/index-e.html
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Best regards.

--
"""
川又 龍一
(Ryuichi KAWAMATA)
i@rkmathi.net
"""

Re: [gentoo-soc] GSoC 2013 webapp-config

[Luca Barbato]

On 04/23/2013 11:46 AM, Ryuichi KAWAMATA wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> My name is Ryuichi KAWAMATAl(in japanese "川又 龍一")
> In IRC, my name is "rkmathi."

Nice to meet you

> I want to submit proposal to GSoC 2013 "webapp-config"
> 
> I checked up how to write proposal and wrote it.
> Could you check my proposal and give something advise?
> 
> Next is my proposal.
> ---
> - Abstract
> It can maintain many web applications which is made from PHP and
> something, but it cannot maintain recently commonly-used applications.
> So, I want to implement "webapp-config for Ruby applications"[1] for
> conveniently.
> 
> - Objective
> Webapp-config can use many web applications which is made from PHP and
> something, but it cannot use web applications which is implemented by
> Ruby.

Nothing prevents the current webapp-config to support non-php
applications as it is.

> So, I will implement this.
> In particular, I will implement to use Redmine[2] 1.4.x, 2.2.x, 2.3.x,
> and GitLab[3] 5.x.

I'd rather have webapp-config enhanced to provide deployment
configurations for any rack application, possibly targeting uwsgi and
passenger. redmine and gitlab are good sample cases but I doubt it
should take that much time to craft a webapp-config compatible ebuild
for them.

lu

Re: [gentoo-soc] GSoC 2013 webapp-config

[Ryuichi KAWAMATA]

Hello Luca,

Thanks for your reply.

> Nothing prevents the current webapp-config to support non-php
> applications as it is.
It was a mistake to interpret.

> I'd rather have webapp-config enhanced to provide deployment
> configurations for any rack application, possibly targeting uwsgi and
> passenger. redmine and gitlab are good sample cases but I doubt it
> should take that much time to craft a webapp-config compatible ebuild
> for them.
I think this suggestion is better than mine.
I often use unicorn(http://unicorn.bogomips.org/) at work, so how about
"supporting rack application with uWSGI, passenger, and unicorn."

Best regards,


2013/4/23 Luca Barbato <lu_zero@gentoo.org>:
> On 04/23/2013 11:46 AM, Ryuichi KAWAMATA wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> My name is Ryuichi KAWAMATAl(in japanese "川又 龍一")
>> In IRC, my name is "rkmathi."
>
> Nice to meet you
>
>> I want to submit proposal to GSoC 2013 "webapp-config"
>>
>> I checked up how to write proposal and wrote it.
>> Could you check my proposal and give something advise?
>>
>> Next is my proposal.
>> ---
>> - Abstract
>> It can maintain many web applications which is made from PHP and
>> something, but it cannot maintain recently commonly-used applications.
>> So, I want to implement "webapp-config for Ruby applications"[1] for
>> conveniently.
>>
>> - Objective
>> Webapp-config can use many web applications which is made from PHP and
>> something, but it cannot use web applications which is implemented by
>> Ruby.
>
> Nothing prevents the current webapp-config to support non-php
> applications as it is.
>
>> So, I will implement this.
>> In particular, I will implement to use Redmine[2] 1.4.x, 2.2.x, 2.3.x,
>> and GitLab[3] 5.x.
>
> I'd rather have webapp-config enhanced to provide deployment
> configurations for any rack application, possibly targeting uwsgi and
> passenger. redmine and gitlab are good sample cases but I doubt it
> should take that much time to craft a webapp-config compatible ebuild
> for them.
>
> lu
>



--
"""
川又 龍一
(Ryuichi KAWAMATA)
i@rkmathi.net
"""

Re: [gentoo-soc] GSoC 2013 webapp-config

[Luca Barbato]

On 04/23/2013 03:19 PM, Ryuichi KAWAMATA wrote:
> I often use unicorn(http://unicorn.bogomips.org/) at work, so how about
> "supporting rack application with uWSGI, passenger, and unicorn."

Sounds great =)

lu