User:Jwi/Application 2021
Metadata
- Name
- Jonas Schäfer (formerly Wielicki)
- Profession
- DevOps Engineer
- JID/Email
- jonas@zombofant.net, jonas@wielicki.name (both work as Email and JID)
- Nicknames
- jonas’ (in MUCs), horazont (on GitHub and IRC), jssfr (on GitLab and IRC)
- Company
- CLOUD&HEAT Technologies GmbH
Note: When contacting me via XMPP, please send a short message along your subscription request, because I get quite a bit of SPIM and have stopped accepting unsolicited subscription requests without any context. Please avoid the use of OMEMO because not all of my clients support it.
XMPP Background
I am mainly in the realm of client development. I started actually using XMPP in about 2010, and soon began to develop "bots" which perform several tasks based on SleekXMPP. The versatility of XMPP I learnt about in that process hooked me for the protocol.
In 2014 I decided to start developing an XMPP library (aioxmpp) and client (JabberCat, very incomplete) on my own. The client is targeted for the Desktop user while the library has no specific target audience and is intended to be usable for about every client scenario. I am very interested in the quality of the XEP specifications, because this is essentially the only resource developers have when writing code for XMPP entities.
I am also part of the XMPP Council for the third time this term and serving as the Chairman for the second time.
Since 2018, I also run the Jabber Chat Room search engine on search.jabber.network.
In 2020, I started the free public monitoring service for federated XMPP servers.
General attitude
After not updating this section in the past two years, I decided it needs updating.
I didn’t get around to do that yet, though.
Why should I vote for you?
Ever since my first year in the XSF, I have been active member of the Editor team, as you probably know if you read standards@ ;-). I intend to continue this work to help the standards process. Also, I’m now a member of the XMPP Council (also see my most recent application for that). Not renewing my membership would probably remove me from my council role, so if you’re unhappy about what I’m doing there, now is your chance.
Still, I’d like to continue to work in both roles to help the XMPP standards community.
Aside from that, I intend to further contribute to the standards process, but as per usual, this doesn’t require a membership.