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[VOTE] Andreas Andreou as Tapestry committer
Andreas has been a very active tapestry user for a long time now, as well as
more or less taking the lead role lately on the tacos project. I've been
very impressed with his dedication to performance/browser compatibility/etc
as well as his overall knowledge of javascript, which will be key with
tapestry 4.1 and onward.
Besides all of these things, there is also a very real need for more day to
day support of tapestry as a whole. I can't currently think of anyone (that
I know) more qualified to come on board.
Here are what I think his qualifications are:
-) Has already been building his own components and hosting a library, long
before tacos was around. (i think) http://tapfx.sourceforge.net/ The
javascript portions aren't the sexiest in the world, but it's the perfect
sort of background knowledge for tacos/tapestry 4.1 development.
-) Has been very active in the tacos/tapestry user forms on a variety of
topics. Is also more or less the current "active" lead developer on tacos.
-) Googling his activities reveals that he's also done a fair amount of
tacos promoting which has probably helped the project.
-) Interactions with other open source projects have been very good.
(specifically talking about dojo ) . Instead of the usual mailing list
moaning some others are known for, I have instead found him quietly
submitting patches and bug issues into their bug tracking system. I think
this speaks well to his ability to represent tapestry in a
professional/respectful manner.
+1 (binding)
jesse
Re: [VOTE] Andreas Andreou as Tapestry committer
Posted by Jesse Kuhnert <jk...@gmail.com>.
That sounds like a very good idea to me. I ran across one particular
situation today where I wasn't sure what type of exception to throw for a
component parameter error. (the @Script ability to take String or IAsset).
I'd say it should go in the wiki, but it's been performing so slow lately it
almost seems better to have it in a separate developer xdocs section.
On 3/10/06, Howard Lewis Ship <hl...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Howard M. Lewis Ship: +1
>
> I can see that he's been active on the Tapestry lists as well.
>
> I think that with the growing number of new members, we need to take
> on some work to set coding guidelines (not standards!) and otherwise
> provide more help for those new to working on the Tapestry code base
> and community.
>
> On 3/10/06, Jesse Kuhnert <jk...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Andreas has been a very active tapestry user for a long time now, as
> well as
> > more or less taking the lead role lately on the tacos project. I've been
> > very impressed with his dedication to performance/browser
> compatibility/etc
> > as well as his overall knowledge of javascript, which will be key with
> > tapestry 4.1 and onward.
> >
> > Besides all of these things, there is also a very real need for more day
> to
> > day support of tapestry as a whole. I can't currently think of anyone
> (that
> > I know) more qualified to come on board.
> >
> > Here are what I think his qualifications are:
> >
> > -) Has already been building his own components and hosting a library,
> long
> > before tacos was around. (i think) http://tapfx.sourceforge.net/ The
> > javascript portions aren't the sexiest in the world, but it's the
> perfect
> > sort of background knowledge for tacos/tapestry 4.1 development.
> >
> > -) Has been very active in the tacos/tapestry user forms on a variety of
> > topics. Is also more or less the current "active" lead developer on
> tacos.
> >
> > -) Googling his activities reveals that he's also done a fair amount of
> > tacos promoting which has probably helped the project.
> >
> > -) Interactions with other open source projects have been very good.
> > (specifically talking about dojo ) . Instead of the usual mailing list
> > moaning some others are known for, I have instead found him quietly
> > submitting patches and bug issues into their bug tracking system. I
> think
> > this speaks well to his ability to represent tapestry in a
> > professional/respectful manner.
> >
> > +1 (binding)
> >
> > jesse
> >
> >
>
>
> --
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> Creator, Jakarta Tapestry
> Creator, Jakarta HiveMind
>
> Professional Tapestry training, mentoring, support
> and project work. http://howardlewisship.com
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Re: [VOTE] Andreas Andreou as Tapestry committer
Posted by Howard Lewis Ship <hl...@gmail.com>.
Howard M. Lewis Ship: +1
I can see that he's been active on the Tapestry lists as well.
I think that with the growing number of new members, we need to take
on some work to set coding guidelines (not standards!) and otherwise
provide more help for those new to working on the Tapestry code base
and community.
On 3/10/06, Jesse Kuhnert <jk...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Andreas has been a very active tapestry user for a long time now, as well as
> more or less taking the lead role lately on the tacos project. I've been
> very impressed with his dedication to performance/browser compatibility/etc
> as well as his overall knowledge of javascript, which will be key with
> tapestry 4.1 and onward.
>
> Besides all of these things, there is also a very real need for more day to
> day support of tapestry as a whole. I can't currently think of anyone (that
> I know) more qualified to come on board.
>
> Here are what I think his qualifications are:
>
> -) Has already been building his own components and hosting a library, long
> before tacos was around. (i think) http://tapfx.sourceforge.net/ The
> javascript portions aren't the sexiest in the world, but it's the perfect
> sort of background knowledge for tacos/tapestry 4.1 development.
>
> -) Has been very active in the tacos/tapestry user forms on a variety of
> topics. Is also more or less the current "active" lead developer on tacos.
>
> -) Googling his activities reveals that he's also done a fair amount of
> tacos promoting which has probably helped the project.
>
> -) Interactions with other open source projects have been very good.
> (specifically talking about dojo ) . Instead of the usual mailing list
> moaning some others are known for, I have instead found him quietly
> submitting patches and bug issues into their bug tracking system. I think
> this speaks well to his ability to represent tapestry in a
> professional/respectful manner.
>
> +1 (binding)
>
> jesse
>
>
--
Howard M. Lewis Ship
Independent J2EE / Open-Source Java Consultant
Creator, Jakarta Tapestry
Creator, Jakarta HiveMind
Professional Tapestry training, mentoring, support
and project work. http://howardlewisship.com
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Re: [VOTE] Andreas Andreou as Tapestry committer
Posted by Geoff Longman <gl...@gmail.com>.
Geoff Longman +1
Welcome Andreas!
On 3/11/06, Mind Bridge <mi...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Mindbridge: +1 (binding)
>
> I think this is a very good step.
>
> Jesse Kuhnert wrote:
> > Andreas has been a very active tapestry user for a long time now, as well as
> > more or less taking the lead role lately on the tacos project. I've been
> > very impressed with his dedication to performance/browser compatibility/etc
> > as well as his overall knowledge of javascript, which will be key with
> > tapestry 4.1 and onward.
> >
> > Besides all of these things, there is also a very real need for more day to
> > day support of tapestry as a whole. I can't currently think of anyone (that
> > I know) more qualified to come on board.
> >
> > Here are what I think his qualifications are:
> >
> > -) Has already been building his own components and hosting a library, long
> > before tacos was around. (i think) http://tapfx.sourceforge.net/ The
> > javascript portions aren't the sexiest in the world, but it's the perfect
> > sort of background knowledge for tacos/tapestry 4.1 development.
> >
> > -) Has been very active in the tacos/tapestry user forms on a variety of
> > topics. Is also more or less the current "active" lead developer on tacos.
> >
> > -) Googling his activities reveals that he's also done a fair amount of
> > tacos promoting which has probably helped the project.
> >
> > -) Interactions with other open source projects have been very good.
> > (specifically talking about dojo ) . Instead of the usual mailing list
> > moaning some others are known for, I have instead found him quietly
> > submitting patches and bug issues into their bug tracking system. I think
> > this speaks well to his ability to represent tapestry in a
> > professional/respectful manner.
> >
> > +1 (binding)
> >
> > jesse
> >
> >
>
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Re: [VOTE] Andreas Andreou as Tapestry committer
Posted by Mind Bridge <mi...@yahoo.com>.
Mindbridge: +1 (binding)
I think this is a very good step.
Jesse Kuhnert wrote:
> Andreas has been a very active tapestry user for a long time now, as well as
> more or less taking the lead role lately on the tacos project. I've been
> very impressed with his dedication to performance/browser compatibility/etc
> as well as his overall knowledge of javascript, which will be key with
> tapestry 4.1 and onward.
>
> Besides all of these things, there is also a very real need for more day to
> day support of tapestry as a whole. I can't currently think of anyone (that
> I know) more qualified to come on board.
>
> Here are what I think his qualifications are:
>
> -) Has already been building his own components and hosting a library, long
> before tacos was around. (i think) http://tapfx.sourceforge.net/ The
> javascript portions aren't the sexiest in the world, but it's the perfect
> sort of background knowledge for tacos/tapestry 4.1 development.
>
> -) Has been very active in the tacos/tapestry user forms on a variety of
> topics. Is also more or less the current "active" lead developer on tacos.
>
> -) Googling his activities reveals that he's also done a fair amount of
> tacos promoting which has probably helped the project.
>
> -) Interactions with other open source projects have been very good.
> (specifically talking about dojo ) . Instead of the usual mailing list
> moaning some others are known for, I have instead found him quietly
> submitting patches and bug issues into their bug tracking system. I think
> this speaks well to his ability to represent tapestry in a
> professional/respectful manner.
>
> +1 (binding)
>
> jesse
>
>
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Re: [VOTE] Andreas Andreou as Tapestry committer
Posted by Harish Krishnaswamy <ha...@gmail.com>.
Harish Krishnaswamy: +1 (binding)
On 3/10/06, Jesse Kuhnert <jk...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Andreas has been a very active tapestry user for a long time now, as well
> as
> more or less taking the lead role lately on the tacos project. I've been
> very impressed with his dedication to performance/browser
> compatibility/etc
> as well as his overall knowledge of javascript, which will be key with
> tapestry 4.1 and onward.
>
> Besides all of these things, there is also a very real need for more day
> to
> day support of tapestry as a whole. I can't currently think of anyone
> (that
> I know) more qualified to come on board.
>
> Here are what I think his qualifications are:
>
> -) Has already been building his own components and hosting a library,
> long
> before tacos was around. (i think) http://tapfx.sourceforge.net/ The
> javascript portions aren't the sexiest in the world, but it's the perfect
> sort of background knowledge for tacos/tapestry 4.1 development.
>
> -) Has been very active in the tacos/tapestry user forms on a variety of
> topics. Is also more or less the current "active" lead developer on tacos.
>
> -) Googling his activities reveals that he's also done a fair amount of
> tacos promoting which has probably helped the project.
>
> -) Interactions with other open source projects have been very good.
> (specifically talking about dojo ) . Instead of the usual mailing list
> moaning some others are known for, I have instead found him quietly
> submitting patches and bug issues into their bug tracking system. I think
> this speaks well to his ability to represent tapestry in a
> professional/respectful manner.
>
> +1 (binding)
>
> jesse
>
>
Re: [VOTE] Andreas Andreou as Tapestry committer
Posted by Jesse Kuhnert <jk...@gmail.com>.
I might be wrong, aplogies if I am, but I think the standard apache 72 hour
voting period has ended, so it looks like Andreas should now be a new
committer?
If he is, welcome aboard! :) Howard/yourself will have to sync up on getting
you setup with usernames/perms in all the right places, but this is also a
good place to read up on what's next http://www.apache.org/dev/ . At a
minimum you should make sure you get your CLA sent in as that will barr any
progress on anything else.
jesse
On 3/14/06, Jesse Kuhnert <jk...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I think Kent Tong is the only outstanding vote to count or else this would
> be unanimously official.
>
>
> On 3/14/06, Filip S. Adamsen < filip@stubkjaer-adamsen.dk> wrote:
> >
> > Filip S. Adamsen: +1 (non-binding)
> >
> > Jesse Kuhnert skrev:
> > > Andreas has been a very active tapestry user for a long time now, as
> > well as
> > > more or less taking the lead role lately on the tacos project. I've
> > been
> > > very impressed with his dedication to performance/browser
> > compatibility/etc
> > > as well as his overall knowledge of javascript, which will be key with
> > > tapestry 4.1 and onward.
> > >
> > > Besides all of these things, there is also a very real need for more
> > day to
> > > day support of tapestry as a whole. I can't currently think of anyone
> > (that
> > > I know) more qualified to come on board.
> > >
> > > Here are what I think his qualifications are:
> > >
> > > -) Has already been building his own components and hosting a library,
> > long
> > > before tacos was around. (i think) http://tapfx.sourceforge.net/ The
> > > javascript portions aren't the sexiest in the world, but it's the
> > perfect
> > > sort of background knowledge for tacos/tapestry 4.1 development.
> > >
> > > -) Has been very active in the tacos/tapestry user forms on a variety
> > of
> > > topics. Is also more or less the current "active" lead developer on
> > tacos.
> > >
> > > -) Googling his activities reveals that he's also done a fair amount
> > of
> > > tacos promoting which has probably helped the project.
> > >
> > > -) Interactions with other open source projects have been very good.
> > > (specifically talking about dojo ) . Instead of the usual mailing list
> >
> > > moaning some others are known for, I have instead found him quietly
> > > submitting patches and bug issues into their bug tracking system. I
> > think
> > > this speaks well to his ability to represent tapestry in a
> > > professional/respectful manner.
> > >
> > > +1 (binding)
> > >
> > > jesse
> > >
> >
> >
> >
>
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Tacos/Tapestry, team member/developer
Open source based consulting work centered around
dojo/tapestry/tacos/hivemind. http://opennotion.com
Re: [VOTE] Andreas Andreou as Tapestry committer
Posted by Jesse Kuhnert <jk...@gmail.com>.
I think Kent Tong is the only outstanding vote to count or else this would
be unanimously official.
On 3/14/06, Filip S. Adamsen <fi...@stubkjaer-adamsen.dk> wrote:
>
> Filip S. Adamsen: +1 (non-binding)
>
> Jesse Kuhnert skrev:
> > Andreas has been a very active tapestry user for a long time now, as
> well as
> > more or less taking the lead role lately on the tacos project. I've been
> > very impressed with his dedication to performance/browser
> compatibility/etc
> > as well as his overall knowledge of javascript, which will be key with
> > tapestry 4.1 and onward.
> >
> > Besides all of these things, there is also a very real need for more day
> to
> > day support of tapestry as a whole. I can't currently think of anyone
> (that
> > I know) more qualified to come on board.
> >
> > Here are what I think his qualifications are:
> >
> > -) Has already been building his own components and hosting a library,
> long
> > before tacos was around. (i think) http://tapfx.sourceforge.net/ The
> > javascript portions aren't the sexiest in the world, but it's the
> perfect
> > sort of background knowledge for tacos/tapestry 4.1 development.
> >
> > -) Has been very active in the tacos/tapestry user forms on a variety of
> > topics. Is also more or less the current "active" lead developer on
> tacos.
> >
> > -) Googling his activities reveals that he's also done a fair amount of
> > tacos promoting which has probably helped the project.
> >
> > -) Interactions with other open source projects have been very good.
> > (specifically talking about dojo ) . Instead of the usual mailing list
> > moaning some others are known for, I have instead found him quietly
> > submitting patches and bug issues into their bug tracking system. I
> think
> > this speaks well to his ability to represent tapestry in a
> > professional/respectful manner.
> >
> > +1 (binding)
> >
> > jesse
> >
>
>
>
Re: [VOTE] Andreas Andreou as Tapestry committer
Posted by "Filip S. Adamsen" <fi...@stubkjaer-adamsen.dk>.
Filip S. Adamsen: +1 (non-binding)
Jesse Kuhnert skrev:
> Andreas has been a very active tapestry user for a long time now, as well as
> more or less taking the lead role lately on the tacos project. I've been
> very impressed with his dedication to performance/browser compatibility/etc
> as well as his overall knowledge of javascript, which will be key with
> tapestry 4.1 and onward.
>
> Besides all of these things, there is also a very real need for more day to
> day support of tapestry as a whole. I can't currently think of anyone (that
> I know) more qualified to come on board.
>
> Here are what I think his qualifications are:
>
> -) Has already been building his own components and hosting a library, long
> before tacos was around. (i think) http://tapfx.sourceforge.net/ The
> javascript portions aren't the sexiest in the world, but it's the perfect
> sort of background knowledge for tacos/tapestry 4.1 development.
>
> -) Has been very active in the tacos/tapestry user forms on a variety of
> topics. Is also more or less the current "active" lead developer on tacos.
>
> -) Googling his activities reveals that he's also done a fair amount of
> tacos promoting which has probably helped the project.
>
> -) Interactions with other open source projects have been very good.
> (specifically talking about dojo ) . Instead of the usual mailing list
> moaning some others are known for, I have instead found him quietly
> submitting patches and bug issues into their bug tracking system. I think
> this speaks well to his ability to represent tapestry in a
> professional/respectful manner.
>
> +1 (binding)
>
> jesse
>
Re: [VOTE] Andreas Andreou as Tapestry committer
Posted by Felix Sun <su...@gmail.com>.
+1 (non-binding)
Jesse Kuhnert wrote:
> Andreas has been a very active tapestry user for a long time now, as well as
> more or less taking the lead role lately on the tacos project. I've been
> very impressed with his dedication to performance/browser compatibility/etc
> as well as his overall knowledge of javascript, which will be key with
> tapestry 4.1 and onward.
>
> Besides all of these things, there is also a very real need for more day to
> day support of tapestry as a whole. I can't currently think of anyone (that
> I know) more qualified to come on board.
>
> Here are what I think his qualifications are:
>
> -) Has already been building his own components and hosting a library, long
> before tacos was around. (i think) http://tapfx.sourceforge.net/ The
> javascript portions aren't the sexiest in the world, but it's the perfect
> sort of background knowledge for tacos/tapestry 4.1 development.
>
> -) Has been very active in the tacos/tapestry user forms on a variety of
> topics. Is also more or less the current "active" lead developer on tacos.
>
> -) Googling his activities reveals that he's also done a fair amount of
> tacos promoting which has probably helped the project.
>
> -) Interactions with other open source projects have been very good.
> (specifically talking about dojo ) . Instead of the usual mailing list
> moaning some others are known for, I have instead found him quietly
> submitting patches and bug issues into their bug tracking system. I think
> this speaks well to his ability to represent tapestry in a
> professional/respectful manner.
>
> +1 (binding)
>
> jesse
>
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Re: [VOTE] Andreas Andreou as Tapestry committer
Posted by David Solis <ds...@gmail.com>.
David Solis: +1
On 3/10/06, Jesse Kuhnert <jk...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Andreas has been a very active tapestry user for a long time now, as well as
> more or less taking the lead role lately on the tacos project. I've been
> very impressed with his dedication to performance/browser compatibility/etc
> as well as his overall knowledge of javascript, which will be key with
> tapestry 4.1 and onward.
>
> Besides all of these things, there is also a very real need for more day to
> day support of tapestry as a whole. I can't currently think of anyone (that
> I know) more qualified to come on board.
>
> Here are what I think his qualifications are:
>
> -) Has already been building his own components and hosting a library, long
> before tacos was around. (i think) http://tapfx.sourceforge.net/ The
> javascript portions aren't the sexiest in the world, but it's the perfect
> sort of background knowledge for tacos/tapestry 4.1 development.
>
> -) Has been very active in the tacos/tapestry user forms on a variety of
> topics. Is also more or less the current "active" lead developer on tacos.
>
> -) Googling his activities reveals that he's also done a fair amount of
> tacos promoting which has probably helped the project.
>
> -) Interactions with other open source projects have been very good.
> (specifically talking about dojo ) . Instead of the usual mailing list
> moaning some others are known for, I have instead found him quietly
> submitting patches and bug issues into their bug tracking system. I think
> this speaks well to his ability to represent tapestry in a
> professional/respectful manner.
>
> +1 (binding)
>
> jesse
>
>
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Re: [VOTE] Andreas Andreou as Tapestry committer
Posted by Leonardo Quijano Vincenzi <le...@dtqsoftware.com>.
+1 (non-binding)
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Ing. Leonardo Quijano Vincenzi
DTQ Software
Jesse Kuhnert wrote:
> Andreas has been a very active tapestry user for a long time now, as well as
> more or less taking the lead role lately on the tacos project. I've been
> very impressed with his dedication to performance/browser compatibility/etc
> as well as his overall knowledge of javascript, which will be key with
> tapestry 4.1 and onward.
>
> Besides all of these things, there is also a very real need for more day to
> day support of tapestry as a whole. I can't currently think of anyone (that
> I know) more qualified to come on board.
>
> Here are what I think his qualifications are:
>
> -) Has already been building his own components and hosting a library, long
> before tacos was around. (i think) http://tapfx.sourceforge.net/ The
> javascript portions aren't the sexiest in the world, but it's the perfect
> sort of background knowledge for tacos/tapestry 4.1 development.
>
> -) Has been very active in the tacos/tapestry user forms on a variety of
> topics. Is also more or less the current "active" lead developer on tacos.
>
> -) Googling his activities reveals that he's also done a fair amount of
> tacos promoting which has probably helped the project.
>
> -) Interactions with other open source projects have been very good.
> (specifically talking about dojo ) . Instead of the usual mailing list
> moaning some others are known for, I have instead found him quietly
> submitting patches and bug issues into their bug tracking system. I think
> this speaks well to his ability to represent tapestry in a
> professional/respectful manner.
>
> +1 (binding)
>
> jesse
>
>
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Re: [VOTE] Andreas Andreou as Tapestry committer
Posted by Paul Ferraro <pm...@columbia.edu>.
Paul Ferraro: +1 (binding)
Jesse Kuhnert wrote:
> Andreas has been a very active tapestry user for a long time now, as well as
> more or less taking the lead role lately on the tacos project. I've been
> very impressed with his dedication to performance/browser compatibility/etc
> as well as his overall knowledge of javascript, which will be key with
> tapestry 4.1 and onward.
>
> Besides all of these things, there is also a very real need for more day to
> day support of tapestry as a whole. I can't currently think of anyone (that
> I know) more qualified to come on board.
>
> Here are what I think his qualifications are:
>
> -) Has already been building his own components and hosting a library, long
> before tacos was around. (i think) http://tapfx.sourceforge.net/ The
> javascript portions aren't the sexiest in the world, but it's the perfect
> sort of background knowledge for tacos/tapestry 4.1 development.
>
> -) Has been very active in the tacos/tapestry user forms on a variety of
> topics. Is also more or less the current "active" lead developer on tacos.
>
> -) Googling his activities reveals that he's also done a fair amount of
> tacos promoting which has probably helped the project.
>
> -) Interactions with other open source projects have been very good.
> (specifically talking about dojo ) . Instead of the usual mailing list
> moaning some others are known for, I have instead found him quietly
> submitting patches and bug issues into their bug tracking system. I think
> this speaks well to his ability to represent tapestry in a
> professional/respectful manner.
>
> +1 (binding)
>
> jesse
>
>
Re: [VOTE] Andreas Andreou as Tapestry committer
Posted by "Brian K. Wallace" <br...@transmorphix.com>.
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+1 (non-binding)
Jesse Kuhnert wrote:
> Andreas has been a very active tapestry user for a long time now, as well as
> more or less taking the lead role lately on the tacos project. I've been
> very impressed with his dedication to performance/browser compatibility/etc
> as well as his overall knowledge of javascript, which will be key with
> tapestry 4.1 and onward.
>
> Besides all of these things, there is also a very real need for more day to
> day support of tapestry as a whole. I can't currently think of anyone (that
> I know) more qualified to come on board.
>
> Here are what I think his qualifications are:
>
> -) Has already been building his own components and hosting a library, long
> before tacos was around. (i think) http://tapfx.sourceforge.net/ The
> javascript portions aren't the sexiest in the world, but it's the perfect
> sort of background knowledge for tacos/tapestry 4.1 development.
>
> -) Has been very active in the tacos/tapestry user forms on a variety of
> topics. Is also more or less the current "active" lead developer on tacos.
>
> -) Googling his activities reveals that he's also done a fair amount of
> tacos promoting which has probably helped the project.
>
> -) Interactions with other open source projects have been very good.
> (specifically talking about dojo ) . Instead of the usual mailing list
> moaning some others are known for, I have instead found him quietly
> submitting patches and bug issues into their bug tracking system. I think
> this speaks well to his ability to represent tapestry in a
> professional/respectful manner.
>
> +1 (binding)
>
> jesse
>
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Re: [VOTE] Andreas Andreou as Tapestry committer
Posted by Richard Lewis-Shell <rl...@gmail.com>.
Richard Lewis-Shell: +1 (binding)
On 3/11/06, Jesse Kuhnert <jk...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Andreas has been a very active tapestry user for a long time now, as well
> as
> more or less taking the lead role lately on the tacos project. I've been
> very impressed with his dedication to performance/browser
> compatibility/etc
> as well as his overall knowledge of javascript, which will be key with
> tapestry 4.1 and onward.
>
> Besides all of these things, there is also a very real need for more day
> to
> day support of tapestry as a whole. I can't currently think of anyone
> (that
> I know) more qualified to come on board.
>
> Here are what I think his qualifications are:
>
> -) Has already been building his own components and hosting a library,
> long
> before tacos was around. (i think) http://tapfx.sourceforge.net/ The
> javascript portions aren't the sexiest in the world, but it's the perfect
> sort of background knowledge for tacos/tapestry 4.1 development.
>
> -) Has been very active in the tacos/tapestry user forms on a variety of
> topics. Is also more or less the current "active" lead developer on tacos.
>
> -) Googling his activities reveals that he's also done a fair amount of
> tacos promoting which has probably helped the project.
>
> -) Interactions with other open source projects have been very good.
> (specifically talking about dojo ) . Instead of the usual mailing list
> moaning some others are known for, I have instead found him quietly
> submitting patches and bug issues into their bug tracking system. I think
> this speaks well to his ability to represent tapestry in a
> professional/respectful manner.
>
> +1 (binding)
>
> jesse
>
>
RE: [VOTE] Andreas Andreou as Tapestry committer
Posted by James Carman <ja...@carmanconsulting.com>.
+1 (non-binding)
I like it when people do more than whine about a bug and take the initiative
to lend a helping hand! Kudos, Andreas!
-----Original Message-----
From: Jesse Kuhnert [mailto:jkuhnert@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, March 10, 2006 12:51 PM
To: Tapestry development
Subject: [VOTE] Andreas Andreou as Tapestry committer
Andreas has been a very active tapestry user for a long time now, as well as
more or less taking the lead role lately on the tacos project. I've been
very impressed with his dedication to performance/browser compatibility/etc
as well as his overall knowledge of javascript, which will be key with
tapestry 4.1 and onward.
Besides all of these things, there is also a very real need for more day to
day support of tapestry as a whole. I can't currently think of anyone (that
I know) more qualified to come on board.
Here are what I think his qualifications are:
-) Has already been building his own components and hosting a library, long
before tacos was around. (i think) http://tapfx.sourceforge.net/ The
javascript portions aren't the sexiest in the world, but it's the perfect
sort of background knowledge for tacos/tapestry 4.1 development.
-) Has been very active in the tacos/tapestry user forms on a variety of
topics. Is also more or less the current "active" lead developer on tacos.
-) Googling his activities reveals that he's also done a fair amount of
tacos promoting which has probably helped the project.
-) Interactions with other open source projects have been very good.
(specifically talking about dojo ) . Instead of the usual mailing list
moaning some others are known for, I have instead found him quietly
submitting patches and bug issues into their bug tracking system. I think
this speaks well to his ability to represent tapestry in a
professional/respectful manner.
+1 (binding)
jesse
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