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= Who's Who in Paho = | = Who's Who in Paho = | ||
| − | This is a space for contributors to list their information, links, and contributions, as well as providing a short list of "useful names" of people who have had an influence on the project and the MQTT protocol. | + | This is a space for contributors to list their information, links, and contributions, as well as providing a short list of "useful names" of people who have had an influence on the project and the MQTT protocol. Fields optional, but this helps people understand where others fit during calls, meetups etc. |
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| '''Contribution / role / interests''' | | '''Contribution / role / interests''' | ||
| '''Affiliation (if relevant)''' | | '''Affiliation (if relevant)''' | ||
| − | | Location | + | | '''Location''' |
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| Scott de Deugd | | Scott de Deugd | ||
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| − | | Project lead | + | | Project lead. |
| IBM | | IBM | ||
| US | | US | ||
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[http://knolleary.net/ knolleary.net] | [http://knolleary.net/ knolleary.net] | ||
| − | | Original MQTT Java client developer; author of Arduino MQTT client; all-around uber hacker | + | | Original MQTT Java client developer; author of Arduino MQTT client; all-around uber hacker; maintains mqtt.org |
| IBM | | IBM | ||
| UK | | UK | ||
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| − | | | + | | Wes Johnson |
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| − | | IOW, UK :-) | + | | Eurotech |
| + | | US | ||
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| + | | Andy Stanford-Clark | ||
| + | | [http://twitter.com/andysc @andysc] | ||
| + | | Co-author of the original MQTT protocol. Perl hacker by preference. Automated mousetrap creator. Twittering ferry mastermind. | ||
| + | | IBM | ||
| + | | IOW, UK :-) | ||
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| Andy Piper | | Andy Piper | ||
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| − | | | + | [http://twitter.com/andypiper @andypiper] |
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| + | [http://andypiper.co.uk andypiper.co.uk] | ||
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| + | | mqtt.org community cheerleader | ||
| + | | VMware / Eclipse | ||
| UK | | UK | ||
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| − | | Chad | + | | Chad Kienle |
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| + | | MQTT Eclipse tooling developer | ||
| + | | Eurotech | ||
| + | | US | ||
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| Andy Gelme | | Andy Gelme | ||
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| − | [http://twitter.com/geekscape @geekscape] | + | [http://twitter.com/geekscape @geekscape] |
| − | Posterous | + | [http://geekscape.posterous.com/ Posterous] |
| − | Aiko Platform | + | [https://sites.google.com/site/aikoplatform Aiko Platform] |
| − | | MQTT Lua client developer | + | | MQTT Lua client developer |
| − | | [http://geekscape.org Geekscape] | + | | [http://geekscape.org Geekscape] |
| Melbourne, Australia | | Melbourne, Australia | ||
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| Arlen Nipper | | Arlen Nipper | ||
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| − | | Co-author of the original MQTT protocol | + | | Co-author of the original MQTT protocol |
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| + | | US | ||
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| + | | Marco Carrer | ||
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| + | | Eurotech | ||
| + | | US | ||
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| − | + | NB Andy Gelme has proposed that, in the spirit of Monty Python and based on name distribution in the project, that [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_f_p0CgPeyA instead of Bruce], all contributors should change their names to "Andy" | |
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| − | NB Andy Gelme has proposed that, in the spirit of Monty Python and based on name distribution in the project, that instead of Bruce, all contributors should change their names to "Andy" | + | |
Revision as of 10:19, 12 June 2012
Who's Who in Paho
This is a space for contributors to list their information, links, and contributions, as well as providing a short list of "useful names" of people who have had an influence on the project and the MQTT protocol. Fields optional, but this helps people understand where others fit during calls, meetups etc.
| Name | Links | Contribution / role / interests | Affiliation (if relevant) | Location |
| Scott de Deugd | Project lead. | IBM | US | |
| Ian Craggs | MQTT C client developer, author of IBM Really Small Message Broker | IBM | UK | |
| Dave Locke | MQTT Java client developer | IBM | UK | |
| Nick O'Leary | Original MQTT Java client developer; author of Arduino MQTT client; all-around uber hacker; maintains mqtt.org | IBM | UK | |
| Wes Johnson | Eurotech | US | ||
| Andy Stanford-Clark | @andysc | Co-author of the original MQTT protocol. Perl hacker by preference. Automated mousetrap creator. Twittering ferry mastermind. | IBM | IOW, UK :-) |
| Andy Piper | mqtt.org community cheerleader | VMware / Eclipse | UK | |
| Chad Kienle | MQTT Eclipse tooling developer | Eurotech | US | |
| Andy Gelme | MQTT Lua client developer | Geekscape | Melbourne, Australia | |
| Arlen Nipper | Co-author of the original MQTT protocol | US | ||
| Marco Carrer | Eurotech | US | ||
NB Andy Gelme has proposed that, in the spirit of Monty Python and based on name distribution in the project, that instead of Bruce, all contributors should change their names to "Andy"