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+#+title:         Concluding Status Report
+#+date:          2011-08-22
+#+layout:        post
+#+category:      gsoc
+
+Well, after my last =Status Report=, my project proposal was
+completed, at least, that was what my mentors stated. Therefore, my
+mentors suggested to stop coding the last feature that we agreed on,
+the external templates for the files. So my mentors decided that I
+should stop, on the last commit, and rebase to the commit before the
+last commit. That commit before the last head in the repo, will be the
+one to be packed and uploaded to the GSoC website and repo.
+
+=Dancer::Script= is now a complete OO module, that makes use of the
+same dependencies that Dancer calls for. With the inclusion of
+=Dancer::Object= to the module, there is the capability of rolling
+their own versions of the scaffolding module, just like =Dist::Zilla=
+dists. From that, the module adds several functions for any Dancer
+deployment, and works better without the need of re-scaffolding
+another app each Dancer update.
+
+I wrote a post with a better description of =Dancer::Script=. You can
+find it [[http://gnusosa.net/gsoc/2011/07/27/current-state-dancer-script.html][here]].
+
+In conclusion, now that the project is complete, I'm more than
+grateful for the opportunity. To work with my mentors, Franck and
+Sawyer, was really a great learning experience, and the community was
+really helpful. More than helping out, I felt like part of the team.
+For that, I will continue to contribute to Dancer and other Perl web
+frameworks, and probably move to other fields that Perl is useful in.
+
+Aside from that, I will apply again, and hope to work for the The Perl
+Foundation again in the following GSoC, probably for the Dancer web
+framework again. Let's keep this going =:)=
+
+See you around on IRC, any Perl related site, or mailing list. I hope
+to work with everyone again.