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Lead Developer
I built this project based off of MIT's Zephyr source code (specifically the client end, zwgc and friends). It was born because Zephyr was dieing and Jabber/XMPP looked very interesting and I wanted to retain my favorite client's look and feel in the "brave new world". ;)
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Lead Developer
I created this project, based off unpublished work handed off to me to form into this project. I now develop it as needed for Kraken.
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Lead Developer
I took over Roger Chen's wonderful work on JML after finding it to be my favorite of the MSN java libraries out there and finding that Roger no longer was interested in working on it. Since then I have focused primarily on patching in new functionality, fixing bugs, and pulling together work contributed by others.
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Lead Developer
I created this fork of the LumaQQ library based on personal need in another project. Primarily I wanted to see something actively developed as LumaQQ had fallen out of date. My goals here are to have a QQ library, written in English, with good examples and such. QQ was one of the hardest things to find a good API for when I first was asked about it.
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Developer
I just started on it, but I am working on breathing some more life into the project as I want to use it in one of my other projects. =) Lots of things planned/coming soon!
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Lead Developer
I wrote the IM Gateway plugin for Openfire from the ground up, and this is the continuation of that project. Going forward, I am the lead developer and project manager.
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Developer
Mostly bug fixes and ICQ related new functionality. Some application of patches sent in by other developers.
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Systems Programmer at NC State University - CHASS
I am serving as sort of a systems architech, administrator, and programmer. A lot of my work will be in Windows technologies, which will be a very interesting change for me and an opportunity to learn a lot in an area I was not previously very familiar with.
Lead Developer
I created this small library so that the work we put into Kraken making it work with Facebook is easily shareable with other projects.
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Senior Software Engineer at Jive Software
My time with Jive was divided between managing open source projects on Ignite Realtime, being a part of the development team for Clearspace, and maanging the Ignite Realtime community itself.
Developer at Jive Software
I used to contribute to the core code periodically, and had begun work on a SparkAir desktop version.
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at Jive Software
I occasionally contribute to the core XIFF code in my occasional work with SparkWeb and related projects.
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Developer at Jive Software
I was previously one of the lead developers of Openfire.
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Lead Developer
Borrowing some concepts from the work of Noah Campbell and working closely with the Jive folk, I build this plugin from the ground up and it continues to be where the bulk of my open source developer goes.
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Lead Developer at Jive Software
After the previous lead developer moved into a different position, I took over maintenance/development of Spark briefly. Not finding much time to put into it, I turned it over to an enterprising community member.
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Lead Developer
Basing my work on James Bunton's PyMSNt, I used his framework to form the glue between XMPP and ICQ. Over the years our development goals went off on different paths but generally kept an eye on what each other were doing. This project grew from PyAIMt which I had already been working on.
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Systems Programmer at NC State University
I've been developing solutions and, as I like to put it, keeping the university running since I first began working as a student for the Engineering department. Later I moved in to the central IT organization and have been there since. I work with a slew of open source projects.
Lead Developer
Basing my work on James Bunton's PyMSNt, I used his framework to form the glue between XMPP and AIM. Over the years our development goals went off on different paths but generally kept an eye on what each other were doing.
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Lead Developer
Originally developed by James Robinson at NC State University, he turned the project over to me after he moved on. I eventually decided it would be better served in a hosted project environment and moved it to SourceForge and developed the 1.* series quite a bit. Eventually I grew tired/uninterested and another Daniel came along with grande plans so I turned the reigns over to him.
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