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2017 Q2 uPortal Open Source Support Briefing
- 1. Open Source Support Briefing Open Apereo 2017 Edition (Quarter 2)
- 2. Briefing Agenda 1. uPortal-start Overview 2. Open Apereo 2017 Recap 3. Sustaining Engineering Recap 4. Community Spotlight 5. Q&A
- 5. What is uPortal-start? ● The way to adopt uPortal 5 ● “Fork” this repo; not the main uPortal repo ● Contains the things that make uPortal your portal… ○ Configuration ○ Skin ○ Data ● Includes CLI tools to manage these items, also packaging & deployment ● You build uPortal-start (lightning fast!); Apereo builds uPortal
- 6. Installation Process // Install Java; don’t forget $JAVA_HOME! // Install Git $ git clone https://github.com/Jasig/uPortal-start $ cd uPortal-start $ ./gradlew portalInit $ ./gradlew tomcatStart Improved!
- 7. List of Important Gradle Tasks ● build ● clean ● dataInit ● dataImport ● dataExport ● dataDelete ● dataList ● portalInit ● portalOpen ● tomcatInstall ● tomcatStart ● tomcatStop ● tomcatDeploy ● tomcatClean ● tomcatClearLogs
- 8. Reasons why using uPortal-start is better 1. You don’t need Apache Ant 2. You don’t need Apache Maven 3. uPortal-start installs & configures Tomcat for you 4.build.properties is not required 5. Run any task on a single submodule, e.g. $ ./gradlew overlays:CalendarPortlet:tomcatDeploy 6. Data is in the data directory, not uportal-war/src/main/data 7. All data is in the same place (incl. portlet data)
- 9. Open Apereo 2017 Recap
- 11. Open Apereo 2017 | Workshops (June 4) ● My UW for You: Workshop Edition ● Getting Started with uPortal 5 (Thanks Drew!!) ● Developing Soffits for uPortal 5
- 12. Open Apereo 2017 | Sessions 1. BOF Devops in Higher Ed (Tim Vertein) 2. Portals? uPortal!? What is this Béchamel? (Christian Cousquer) 3. BOF Apereo Security Incident Response (Andrew Petro) 4. State of the uPortal 2017 (Jim Helwig, Drew Wills) 5. BOF uPortal Roadmap (Jim Helwig) 6. BOF Accessibility Across Apereo (Matt Clare) 7. Speeding up uPortal with ReactJS (Brandon Powell) 8. Apereo Portlet Showcase 2017 (Benito Gonzalez) 9. MyUW and You: Progress in [uPortal Home] and How You Can Too (Andrew Petro)
- 13. Open Apereo 2017 | Shared Slides 1. Two Hard Problems, in Vignettes ○ Andrew Petro - University of Wisconsin - Madison ○ https://www.icloud.com/keynote/0vEJysMgblVjGUv0ystx1xWrA#two-hard-problems 2. Speeding Up uPortal with ReactJS ○ Brandon Powell, KaJuan Johnson, Aaron Goodfellow - Oakland University ○ https://www.slideshare.net/bpowell29a/speeding-up-uportal-with-reactjs 3. Portal?! uPortal! What is this Béchamel ○ Christian Cousquer - UPMC ○ https://cousquer.github.io/apereo2017/
- 14. Open Apereo 2017 | uPortal Roadmap ● https://goo.gl/wZ7VTC ● 12 Items of interest ● 21 attendees! ● Items of interest highlight ○ Release uPortal 5 ○ Alternative layout manager ○ Better web service API documentation (documentation all around) ○ Dockerizing
- 15. Open Apereo 2017 | uPortal Collaboration Days ● https://goo.gl/HYVe88 ● Wednesday and Thursday, post-conference ● Google Hangout for those not at the conference to participate ● Several hours to deep-dive into topics from the BoF ● Respectful discussion even with countering views on approaches ● About a dozen attendees ● Topics ○ Release uPortal 5
- 16. Open Apereo 2017 | Community
- 17. Message from uPortal Steering Cmte Chair Consider becoming a uPortal Supporting Subscriber https://www.apereo.org/projects/uportal/uportal-community ● Our primary use is in support of securing a uPortal Community Liaison and Release Lead. This person would focus on: ○ Coordination and engineering of releases and pull requests ○ Testing ○ Bug fixing ○ Engaging the uPortal community
- 18. Interest in uPortal Developer Conference? ● We are examining if there is enough interest for one ● Timeframe is mid-October ● UW Madison has offered to host ● 2-3 day event ● If interested, please let us know on the mailing list ○ uportal-dev@apereo.org ○ uportal-user@apereo.org
- 20. uPortal 5 High-Level Status Update (Q1) https://wiki.jasig.org/display/UPC/uPortal+5+Project+Overhaul 1. Implement a Gradle-based build 2. Process open pull requests 3. Remove @Deprecated, unreachable, and/or unused sources Legacy DLM | Legacy PAGS | Tab Groups | Opt-in DLM fragments 4. Decompose uPortal sources into tightly-scoped jars built with Gradle 5. Move everything that doesn’t go into a vanilla uPortal war file to uPortal-start Done Done In Progress TODO TODO TODO
- 21. Done Done https://wiki.jasig.org/display/UPC/uPortal+5+Project+Overhaul 1. Implement a Gradle-based build 2. Process open pull requests 3. Remove @Deprecated, unreachable, and/or unused sources ○ Legacy DLM | Legacy PAGS | Tab Groups | Opt-in DLM fragments 4. Decompose uPortal sources into tightly-scoped jars built with Gradle 5. Move everything that doesn’t go into a vanilla uPortal war file to uPortal-start uPortal 5 High-Level Status Update (Q2) Done Done Done In Progress
- 22. Overview of Work Stories Authors Commits Pull Requests Refactoring Packages UP-4830 Drew 71 (incl carryover) 6 Splitting out uPortal Start UP-4858 Drew, Christian 5 3 Gradle transition 6 Drew, Seema, Christian 32 9 Testing Improvements UP-4870 + 6, UP-4745 + 2 Seema, Christian 31 8 Documentation 3 5 39 12
- 25. Highlight: Testing Contributor Seema Talele, Welcome! Start 20% Coverage, End 22% Coverage Rest APIs Improved New Improved Focus
- 26. Highlight: Documentation Improved Contributor Chris Beach, Welcome! Documentation for F5, Committers, IDE Integration Port of Confluence pages into uPortal manual (Thanks Andrew Petro!) Getting Started Guide New New Improved Improved
- 27. Influencing Sustaining Engineering Direction
- 29. Marissa Warner-Wu, Edinburgh Goal: transform the way that students were experiencing our portal “I can cope with MyEd [uPortal], but it took me a while to get used to it.” – student, from Headscape: Transforming Student Digital Lives
- 30. Marissa Warner-Wu, Edinburgh Business problems with our current portal: ● Structure around services, not user tasks - burden is put on user to find what they need ● Little support for user preferences (mobile, offline, low bandwidth) ● Information presented in a way that isn’t easily understandable (use of acronyms, specialist vocabulary) ● Information is often generic - e.g. “You may need to do this”
- 31. Marissa Warner-Wu, Edinburgh Proposed solutions: ● Restructure around student tasks and journeys ○ Highlight “To Do” items ● Allow users to interact how and when they want ● Use language that students understand ● Personalise what is being shown to the current user
- 36. Look for the Slides on the Unicon Blog https://www.unicon.net/about/blogs
Notes de l'éditeur
- Intro (Stephen) 2 minutes Record this! 📷 General Housekeeping Items Team Intro Benito is an Apereo Fellow! 🌠Recognized for the decade of contributions he has made the foundation. Add questions to chat during the presentation, questions will be answered uPortal-start Overview (Drew) 10-12 minutes What is uPortal-start Gradle technology Setup -> Live Demo Open Apereo 2017 Recap (Benito) 10 minutes How it went Common themes uPortal start uPortal home Front-end technologies Roadmap 2017-2018 Sustaining Engineering Recap (Christian) 10 minutes Overview Testing Highlights Documentation Highlights Community Spotlight (Marissa) 10 minutes Q&A (All) 1-10 minutes
- Drew: Possible live demo?
- Was a great conference at a great location in Philly. Very high level view of what I go out of the conference.
- Discuss the topics and how attending a workshop provides real value. Even some topics that seem like a review can bring up some surprising new details
- Mention something about each presentation that someone would not get form the slidedeck -- presenter personalities
- Talk about the mood, how full the room was, new voices. This was an opportunity for those that could not stay for collaboration days
- In the past we have used this time for ad hoc discussion on topics of interest, hashing out the road map, working together on mutual problems, etc. Good discussions. Really felt a connection with others -- passionate about uPortal.
- It’s really about face-to-face time, sharing what we are passionate about and re-invigorating our community!
- While we are talking about Apereo and the uPortal community, the uPSC chair wanted to me to raise awareness about the Apereo uPortal Supporting Subscription
- Looking for support to have a dev conference. Not sure the minimum we need, but should be more than me visiting UW Madison, Jim said ;)
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