Changeset 5668


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06/27/09 05:53:18 (3 years ago)
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szabgab
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    2120<ul id="developers" class="palette_text" > 
     21 
     22<li> 
     23 <h1 class="developer"><a href="http://www.aarontrevena.co.uk/">Aaron 'TEEJAY' Trevena </a></h1> 
     24 <!-- <img alt="developer image" /> --> 
     25 <p></p> 
     26 <h2>Why are you involved in Padre?</h2> 
     27 <p> 
     28I've been using emacs since the mid-90s (although I'm no expert) and have never been able to find anything else I can work happily with, but elisp makes my brane hurt, and cperl-mode struggles with the increasingly large and complex perl applications I've been building recently - I'm looking for an alternative.<br/> 
     29Because Padre is easily extendable in a language I speak almost natively (Perl), and because it's lighter and faster than most of the other GUI editors I've tried, it's not only my best hope of replacing emacs, but also fun and immediately rewarding to hack on both the editor itself and plugins.</p> 
     30<p>Although I don't use Padre for day-to-day development, I will be soon - once I'm happy with version control integration and emacs keymapping, I'll be switching to it full time (which is 7.5 hours a day, 340 days a year). 
     31</p> 
     32<h2>What are you hacking on?</h2> 
     33<p>I've done some small mods to Padre itself to enable further work on keymapping in plugins, I'm working on the EmacsMode plugin that provides emacs style keymapping, and plan on integrating <a href="http://www.aarontrevena.co.uk/opensource/autodia/index.html">Autodia</a> through another plugin some time soon. 
     34</p> 
     35</li> 
     36 
     37 
     38<li> 
     39 <h1 class="developer">Ahmad M. Zawawi</h1> 
     40 <img alt="developer avatar" src="http://www.gravatar.com/avatar.php?gravatar_id=70ebafdecf974e15bcaba4cbe39efef1" /> 
     41 <p> 
     42 I am a full-time Java programmer who enjoys playing with Perl in his  
     43 free time. I like the creative freedom, challenges and valuable experience  
     44 that open source projects provide to programmers out there for FREE! 
     45 </p> 
     46 
     47<h2>Why are you involved in Padre?</h2> 
     48<p> 
     49 I was working on a Perl 6 syntax highlighter when i heard about  
     50 Gabor's TPF Perl 6 Grant. Naturally, i offered to help out and now i am the  
     51 co-maintainer of Padre::Plugin::Perl6 with him. My goal is to co-develop a  
     52 state-of-the-art Perl 6 IDE. 
     53</p> 
     54<h2>What are you hacking on?</h2> 
     55<p> 
     56I am re-writing Syntax::Highlight::Perl6 to provide better PPI-like API.  
     57Afterwards, we can provide better Perl 6 refactoring support.  
     58I also wrote Padre::Plugin::Ecliptic to support my ambitious goal of porting  
     59useful Eclipse features into Padre. 
     60</p> 
     61<!-- 
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     66</li> 
     67 
     68<li> 
     69 <h1 class="developer">Andrew Bramble</h1> 
     70 <img alt="developer avatar" src="http://en.gravatar.com/userimage/8137276/7b433f6ee7485b45e0bedb11f67c553c.png" /> 
     71 <p> is still exercising the liberty to not run a homepage, twitter, blog etc.</p> 
     72 
     73<h2>Why are you involved in Padre?</h2> 
     74<p> 
     75Stunned at what had already been achieved with padre 0.2, I felt it deserved 
     76the momentum. I am compelled to make Pod / Doc browser work respectably. 
     77</p> 
     78<h2>What are you hacking on?</h2> 
     79<p> 
     80Padre::DocBrowser and it&apos;s guts the replacement of PodFrame.Lots of differing ways to search and index data,  
     81<a href="http://marvinhumphrey.com/kinosearch/docs/devel/">KinoSearch</a> 
     82is looking very promising and in perl terms PPI and Pod-Abstract are my new  
     83best friends. Currently bitbashing and string mashing an index of 
     84 <a href="http://cpants.perl.org/static/cpants_all.db.gz">this</a> just for fun. 
     85</p> 
     86<!-- 
     87IRC: submersible 
     88SVN: submersible_toaster 
     89Ohloh: http://www.ohloh.net/accounts/submersible 
     90--> 
     91</li> 
     92 
     93 
     94<li> 
     95<h1 class="developer"> 
     96<a href="http://morga.net.pl/">Cezary Morga</a> 
     97</h1> 
     98 <img alt="developer avatar" src="http://www.gravatar.com/avatar/247fc9361b0bf3a496ec217a7e96e65d.png" /> 
     99 <p>... is a UNIX system administrator using Perl for fun and profit.</p> 
     100 
     101<h2>Why are you involved in Padre?</h2> 
     102<p> 
     103Because I'm bored with constant quarrels how Perl belongs to the past 
     104and that it don't even have an <acronym title="Integrated Development Environment">IDE</acronym>. 
     105I think supplying the IDE written in Perl itself is appropriate answer 
     106for such accusations.</p> 
     107<p>As for <em>how I got involved</em>, Gabor made me :) He gave me 
     108a commit bit!</p> 
     109 
     110<h2>What are you hacking on?</h2> 
     111<p> 
     112I'm writing small pieces of code here and there, like in Run or Find/Replace parts. 
     113Apart from that, I'm maintaining <a href="http://www.freshports.org/editors/p5-Padre/">Padre port for FreeBSD</a>. 
     114</p> 
     115<!-- 
     116IRC: therek 
     117SVN: therek 
     118Ohloh: http://www.ohloh.net/accounts/therek 
     119CPAN: therek 
     120--> 
     121</li> 
     122 
     123 
     124 
    22125<li> 
    23126<h1 class="developer"> 
    … …  
    64167 
    65168<li> 
    66  <h1 class="developer"><a href="http://www.aarontrevena.co.uk/">Aaron 'TEEJAY' Trevena </a></h1> 
    67  <!-- <img alt="developer image" /> --> 
    68  <p></p> 
    69  <h2>Why are you involved in Padre?</h2> 
    70  <p> 
    71 I've been using emacs since the mid-90s (although I'm no expert) and have never been able to find anything else I can work happily with, but elisp makes my brane hurt, and cperl-mode struggles with the increasingly large and complex perl applications I've been building recently - I'm looking for an alternative.<br/> 
    72 Because Padre is easily extendable in a language I speak almost natively (Perl), and because it's lighter and faster than most of the other GUI editors I've tried, it's not only my best hope of replacing emacs, but also fun and immediately rewarding to hack on both the editor itself and plugins.</p> 
    73 <p>Although I don't use Padre for day-to-day development, I will be soon - once I'm happy with version control integration and emacs keymapping, I'll be switching to it full time (which is 7.5 hours a day, 340 days a year). 
    74 </p> 
    75 <h2>What are you hacking on?</h2> 
    76 <p>I've done some small mods to Padre itself to enable further work on keymapping in plugins, I'm working on the EmacsMode plugin that provides emacs style keymapping, and plan on integrating <a href="http://www.aarontrevena.co.uk/opensource/autodia/index.html">Autodia</a> through another plugin some time soon. 
    77 </p> 
    78 </li> 
    79  
    80 <li><h1 class="developer"><a href="http://steffen-mueller.net/">Steffen M&uuml;ller</a></h1> 
    81 <p> doesn't think he's all that interesting. If you must know, he's a physicist who enjoys 
    82 writing non-physics software in his spare time.</p> 
    83 <h2>Why are you involved in Padre?</h2> 
    84 <p> 
    85 I'm the maintainer of the <a href="http://search.cpan.org/dist/PAR">PAR</a> suite of modules. 
    86 Originally, I wanted to use the opportunity of a new application to create a PAR-based 
    87 plugin system. Then I had a drink with Gabor at YAPC::EU 2009 in Copenhagen. 
    88 That's where it went downhill...</p> 
    89  <p>More seriously, I simply enjoy being able to modify and customize the tools I use 
    90 to get work done.</p> 
    91 <h2>What are you hacking on?</h2> 
    92 <p> 
    93 I designed the concurrency system around Padre::Task, put together the PAR support for plugins, 
    94 and wrote most of the Perl-specific refactoring support code using Adam's wonderful PPI module. 
    95 Adding more "smart" refactoring tools is currently my highest priority. 
    96 </p> 
    97 <!-- 
    98 IRC: tsee 
    99 SVN: tsee 
    100 Ohloh: http://www.ohloh.net/accounts/tsee 
    101 CPAN: smueller 
    102 --> 
    103 </li> 
    104  
    105  
    106 <li> 
    107169 <h1 class="developer"><a href="http://jquelin.blogspot.com">J&eacute;r&ocirc;me Quelin</a></h1> 
    108170<!-- <img alt="developer image" /> --> 
    … …  
    134196</li> 
    135197 
    136 <li> 
    137  <h1 class="developer">Andrew Bramble</h1> 
    138  <img alt="developer avatar" src="http://en.gravatar.com/userimage/8137276/7b433f6ee7485b45e0bedb11f67c553c.png" /> 
    139  <p> is still exercising the liberty to not run a homepage, twitter, blog etc.</p> 
    140  
    141 <h2>Why are you involved in Padre?</h2> 
    142 <p> 
    143 Stunned at what had already been achieved with padre 0.2, I felt it deserved 
    144 the momentum. I am compelled to make Pod / Doc browser work respectably. 
    145 </p> 
    146 <h2>What are you hacking on?</h2> 
    147 <p> 
    148 Padre::DocBrowser and it&apos;s guts the replacement of PodFrame.Lots of differing ways to search and index data,  
    149 <a href="http://marvinhumphrey.com/kinosearch/docs/devel/">KinoSearch</a> 
    150 is looking very promising and in perl terms PPI and Pod-Abstract are my new  
    151 best friends. Currently bitbashing and string mashing an index of 
    152  <a href="http://cpants.perl.org/static/cpants_all.db.gz">this</a> just for fun. 
    153 </p> 
    154 <!-- 
    155 IRC: submersible 
    156 SVN: submersible_toaster 
    157 Ohloh: http://www.ohloh.net/accounts/submersible 
    158 --> 
    159 </li> 
    160  
    161 <li> 
    162  <h1 class="developer">Ahmad M. Zawawi</h1> 
    163  <img alt="developer avatar" src="http://www.gravatar.com/avatar.php?gravatar_id=70ebafdecf974e15bcaba4cbe39efef1" /> 
    164  <p> 
    165  I am a full-time Java programmer who enjoys playing with Perl in his  
    166  free time. I like the creative freedom, challenges and valuable experience  
    167  that open source projects provide to programmers out there for FREE! 
    168  </p> 
    169  
    170 <h2>Why are you involved in Padre?</h2> 
    171 <p> 
    172  I was working on a Perl 6 syntax highlighter when i heard about  
    173  Gabor's TPF Perl 6 Grant. Naturally, i offered to help out and now i am the  
    174  co-maintainer of Padre::Plugin::Perl6 with him. My goal is to co-develop a  
    175  state-of-the-art Perl 6 IDE. 
    176 </p> 
    177 <h2>What are you hacking on?</h2> 
    178 <p> 
    179 I am re-writing Syntax::Highlight::Perl6 to provide better PPI-like API.  
    180 Afterwards, we can provide better Perl 6 refactoring support.  
    181 I also wrote Padre::Plugin::Ecliptic to support my ambitious goal of porting  
    182 useful Eclipse features into Padre. 
    183 </p> 
    184 <!-- 
    185 IRC: azawawi 
    186 SVN: azawawi 
    187 Ohloh: http://www.ohloh.net/accounts/azawawi 
    188 --> 
    189 </li> 
    190  
    191 <li> 
    192 <h1 class="developer"> 
    193 <a href="http://morga.net.pl/">Cezary Morga</a> 
    194 </h1> 
    195  <img alt="developer avatar" src="http://www.gravatar.com/avatar/247fc9361b0bf3a496ec217a7e96e65d.png" /> 
    196  <p>... is a UNIX system administrator using Perl for fun and profit.</p> 
    197  
    198 <h2>Why are you involved in Padre?</h2> 
    199 <p> 
    200 Because I'm bored with constant quarrels how Perl belongs to the past 
    201 and that it don't even have an <acronym title="Integrated Development Environment">IDE</acronym>. 
    202 I think supplying the IDE written in Perl itself is appropriate answer 
    203 for such accusations.</p> 
    204 <p>As for <em>how I got involved</em>, Gabor made me :) He gave me 
    205 a commit bit!</p> 
    206  
    207 <h2>What are you hacking on?</h2> 
    208 <p> 
    209 I'm writing small pieces of code here and there, like in Run or Find/Replace parts. 
    210 Apart from that, I'm maintaining <a href="http://www.freshports.org/editors/p5-Padre/">Padre port for FreeBSD</a>. 
    211 </p> 
    212 <!-- 
    213 IRC: therek 
    214 SVN: therek 
    215 Ohloh: http://www.ohloh.net/accounts/therek 
    216 CPAN: therek 
    217 --> 
    218 </li> 
     198<li><h1 class="developer"><a href="http://steffen-mueller.net/">Steffen M&uuml;ller</a></h1> 
     199<p> doesn't think he's all that interesting. If you must know, he's a physicist who enjoys 
     200writing non-physics software in his spare time.</p> 
     201<h2>Why are you involved in Padre?</h2> 
     202<p> 
     203I'm the maintainer of the <a href="http://search.cpan.org/dist/PAR">PAR</a> suite of modules. 
     204Originally, I wanted to use the opportunity of a new application to create a PAR-based 
     205plugin system. Then I had a drink with Gabor at YAPC::EU 2009 in Copenhagen. 
     206That's where it went downhill...</p> 
     207 <p>More seriously, I simply enjoy being able to modify and customize the tools I use 
     208to get work done.</p> 
     209<h2>What are you hacking on?</h2> 
     210<p> 
     211I designed the concurrency system around Padre::Task, put together the PAR support for plugins, 
     212and wrote most of the Perl-specific refactoring support code using Adam's wonderful PPI module. 
     213Adding more "smart" refactoring tools is currently my highest priority. 
     214</p> 
     215<!-- 
     216IRC: tsee 
     217SVN: tsee 
     218Ohloh: http://www.ohloh.net/accounts/tsee 
     219CPAN: smueller 
     220--> 
     221</li> 
     222 
     223 
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    220225<li> .. </li> 
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