people.apache.org, all you ever wanted to know…

Thanks to the great work of David Reid, the people.apache.org site now lists all kinds of information about ASF committers.

All this is generated from RDF files using the foaf vocabulary. If you’re a committer, add your info in the committers/info directory, see the README there.

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One Response to people.apache.org, all you ever wanted to know…

leo says:

December 17, 2006 at 2:01 pm

Real cool idea to put all this information together. But feels a bit web 1.0, the information are very slightly connected together and you often have to reload a new page. Sure web 2.0 wouldn’t make this more usfull but much cooler.

ls /var/categories

head -7 < twitter

RT @iamamoose: Earlier this month @TheASF was invited to the White House to talk about securing open source software. Here's my notes on t… 14 hours ago

RT @TheASF: Today the ASF participated in the White House Open Source Security Summit. Here's our statement on the summit, and we look forw… 1 week ago

@aheritier @DevoxxFR @ceki FYI, I won't be able to join devoxx in April myself. I have floated the idea to a few AS… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 2 weeks ago

RT @ceki: qos-ch's GitHub Sponsors profile is live! You can sponsor us to support qos-ch's open source work 💖 github.com/sponsors/qos-c… 3 weeks ago

@elecharny @k33g_org On girait gue les pacances ond fetraqué fon glavier 3 weeks ago

@sebi2706 @csanchez Why are you guys talking about me? 1 month ago

@aheritier @DevoxxFR @ceki I could be interested in presenting what a Foundation brings for such cases :security an… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 1 month ago

bertrand’s brain grep