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 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 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 > > > > >
