[Open Call] READ ME! Do you use APNSwift? Want to help?

kylebrowning commented 5 years ago

Two of the graduation paths for the SSWG Incubation process out of sandbox are

Document that it is being used successfully in production by at least three independent end users which, in the SSWG judgement, are of adequate quality and scope.
Have a healthy number of committers.

Eventually I would love to apply to a higher status but I will need the communities help. Just to clarify, I have no plans to abandon, or pawn off the project, just looking for others to help so we can graduate!

Are you using this in production? Attach a 🚀 below
Interested in co-maintainer Attach a 👍 below

(Note, ive added the two reactions below manually for ease of use.)

Minimal Tasks

[x] Publicly accessible source managed by an SCM such as github.com or similar
[x] Ecosystem
[x] Concurrency / IO
[x] Testing, CI and Release
[x] Concurrency / IO
[x] Conventions and Style
[x] Longevity
[x] Licensing

Incubation Tasks

[x] Document that it is being used successfully in production by at least three independent end users which, in the SSWG judgement, are of adequate quality and scope.
[x] Have a healthy number of committers.
[x] Demonstrate a substantial ongoing flow of commits and merged contributions.
[x] Receive a supermajority vote from the SSWG to move to Incubation stage.

Graduation

[x] Support new GA versions of Swift within 30d
[x] CI setup for two latest Swift.org recommnded versions of Swift
[x] CI setup for two latest versions of Swift.org recommnded Linux distributions
[x] Unit tests for both macOS and Linux
[x] Use official docker (when appropriate)
[ ] Documented release methodology
[x] All packages should always work with at least the latest released version of Swift
[ ] Explicitly define a project governance and committer process, ideally laid out in a GOVERNANCE.md file and OWNERS.md files respectively
[ ] Include list of adopters for at least the primary repo ideally laid out in an ADOPTERS.md files or logos on the project website
[ ] Optionally, have a Developer Certificate of Origin or a Contributor License Agreement

kylebrowning commented 5 years ago

For those using it in production, can you give us a very rough sense of number of users, or number of requests per day? Also if you can, What are you using it for?

kylebrowning commented 5 years ago

thanks @itcohorts No worries on the NDA, totally get it. I realize this will be the case for a lot of developers, and Im wondering if it'll be possible to get enough information for the SSWG.