I'm trying to find out if Sakai 2.10.5 portfolio can be used to help a student find employment? What would the university have to do to get this up and running? How to restructure Sakai for this end goal?
Not sure to which you are referring, can you help us help you?
The current version of the Sakai LMS is 10.5.
The Open Source Portfolio (OSP), as it was, is in the process of being deprecated https://confluence.sakaiproject.org/display/OSP/Project+--+Portfolio (and I think its version number matched Sakai, making 2.9 the last release??)
And there's the exciting new Karuta ePortfolio project https://www.apereo.org/projects/karuta (which one could call Sakai ePortfolios 2 as a short hand).
Are one of those three applications what you were asking about?
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Anyone knows what is going in ODL project? In my opinion, it is like a dead project because of the following reasons:
1- Some of the sub-project are not active anymore but you can still find documents about them. For example, how can I use DIDM in Oxygen release for HP switches? I couldn't install it because it is not available anymore. What is the alternative?
2- I think dlux is also not available in Flourine release anymore. Any ideas?
Thanks,
No, OpenDaylight is very much active - have a look at all the activity on https://git.opendaylight.org of the many people across all still active OpenDaylight projects. It's just that some projects, such as e.g. DIDM and DLUX, lost all active contributors. This is perfectly normal in an Open Source "platform". If you (your company) have any interest in DIDM and DLUX, then you should step up to (re-)maintain it - that's how the open source game works; there is no free lunch in town! ;-)
I know that the 5.0 release note say "After the migration, source syntax-highlighting won't be available on a project until it has been successfully analyzed"
BUT, i can't imagine that there is no way to activate just by running another analysis. In fact, when you have thousands of components (it's our case), you can't plan 4500 analysis just to "restore" a basic but helpful functionality ! And it's more true when you know that the majority of theses components wasn't changed since a time ago... :(
So, please, say me that we can write a little batch or program that will do the job without need to pull all the sources ! I don't know how because i don't' understand this limitation of this upgrade (why sources aren't accessible)
You should trust the release notes. Information required for syntax highlighting is computed during analysis. Note that it also requires the language plugins to support this feature. I suggest to upgrade them to latest versions.
Our current system is in .Net world and we are in the process of moving to FeF world (Angular) and we might keep the back end either in .net or change it to some flavor of JVM. We do not know about the server side yet but for sure, we will keep it as .Net for some time till we sort out the technology issues.
One thing I want to do during this time to do is build a CI system with language agnostic build tools. We use NAnt/MSBuild today. I would like to know as of now what are all active build tools out there, which can work with any language? I did find the following, but not sure how many are all active today. I am not trying to find which is best or not, all I want to know is the tool set and I will evaluate them based on our project requirements. I want to make sure I did not miss some build tool because I do not know the Java world.
Current list
Make
Rake
Gradle
BuildR
I did find this question but it is 5 years old.
Thanks
Interestingly if you look at the visual studio files in a text editor you will see that they are indeed build scripts. They are actually msbuild.
I'm new to CI. Anyone could help to the latest version of CI. most of the Tutorial is for last version and it didn't work for the latest version. please help.
You can still get started using what's availabe for 1.7, if you pay attention to how file structure changed between the two versions (ie the System and Application directories are now separate). To that, many of the tuts you'll find are applicable - bearing in mind that the paths may differ, and you'll want to verify that the functions are still supported in 2.0 by use of the User's Guide).
If you walked through the tut in your link, using the Models, Views, Controllers directories inside Application, you'd get a "Hello World" page.
The User's Guide is a great tool, as are the Community Forums.
Best of luck to you.
I recently migrated a site using CodeIgniter from 1.7 to 2.0. - I found the following link to be very useful:
http://philsturgeon.co.uk/news/2010/05/upgrading-to-codeigniter-2.0
i want to port my application to CodeIgniter but i am wondering whether i should use their v2.0 or v1.72 (then when they release 2.0, upgrade it).
i have never used a framework before so i don't exactly know what implies when upgrading a framework: what does it mean practically - i just move the folders and it will work? or do i have to change a lot of settings, file structure etc? could someone enlighten me about the upgrade process.
and what would you use: v.1.72 or v2.0?
if i'm using the latest version, is there a good documentation for it somewhere so you can read about how to use the new features: packages, drivers and so on.
thanks
You can read about some of the changes in 2.0 here.
I would image the upgrade process should be straightforward as long as you do not use any features that are different/removed such as plugins. Just take your models, controllers, etc and drop them into the 2.0 framework. Then regression test you whole app, fixing any problems as you see them...
If you are selling this app or making something mission critical then of course v1.7.2 is the best choice. That said I have PyroCMS running on v2.0 and since some of my bug-fixes were merged it seems stable enough.
One should consider time frames for deployment:
If it is one week, then stick to v1.7.2
If it is three months, go with v2
Assuming three months is approximately to time for a release to stabilise?