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* '''Name:''' Daniel Brötzmann | * '''Name:''' Daniel Brötzmann | ||
* '''Nickname:''' wurstsalat / wurstsalat3000 | * '''Nickname:''' wurstsalat / wurstsalat3000 | ||
* '''Occupation:''' | * '''Occupation:''' Researcher at [https://uol.de/ University of Oldenburg] | ||
* '''Jabber ID:''' daniel [ät] spacecloud [dot] one | * '''Jabber ID:''' daniel [ät] spacecloud [dot] one | ||
* '''E-Mail:''' | * '''E-Mail:''' daniel.broetzmann [ät] posteo [dot] de | ||
* '''GitHub:''' [https://github.com/wurstsalat3000 wurstsalat3000] | * '''GitHub:''' [https://github.com/wurstsalat3000 wurstsalat3000] | ||
* '''Project:''' [https://gajim.org Gajim] | * '''Project:''' [https://gajim.org Gajim] | ||
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I'm a PhD student at University of Oldenburg. My research topics include Dragonflies and their habitat use, sphagnum farming, and landscape fragmentation. This has nothing to do with XMPP, but it's what I do. I have studied Environmental Sciences and Landscape Ecology, and I've always been a computer enthusiast. For my bachelor's thesis, I had the opportunity to combine both topics. I developed an Android App which helps users to determine certain insect species. So much about my background. | I'm a PhD student at University of Oldenburg. My research topics include Dragonflies and their habitat use, sphagnum farming, and landscape fragmentation. This has nothing to do with XMPP, but it's what I do. I have studied Environmental Sciences and Landscape Ecology, and I've always been a computer enthusiast. For my bachelor's thesis, I had the opportunity to combine both topics. I developed an Android App which helps users to determine certain insect species. So much about my background. | ||
Five years ago, I heard of XMPP for the first time. In search of an alternative solution for proprietary chat apps, I found XMPP and started to look at various clients. Gajim caught my interest, because it's available on both Linux and Windows, thus enabling most of my friends to use it on their computers. I started helping the project by contributing translations, small fixes, and by taking care of Gajim's issue tracker. Being written in Python, it promised an easy entry into client development, which it was. Thanks to patient and helpful maintainers, I was able to learn many things from this project (git, python, and much more). Two years ago, I took over [https:// | Five years ago, I heard of XMPP for the first time. In search of an alternative solution for proprietary chat apps, I found XMPP and started to look at various clients. Gajim caught my interest, because it's available on both Linux and Windows, thus enabling most of my friends to use it on their computers. I started helping the project by contributing translations, small fixes, and by taking care of Gajim's issue tracker. Being written in Python, it promised an easy entry into client development, which it was. Thanks to patient and helpful maintainers, I was able to learn many things from this project (git, python, and much more). Two years ago, I took over [https://gajim.org gajim.org] and rebuilt it using Hugo. This was also the starting point for Gajim's [https://gajim.org//tags/development/ Development News], which I write every month. My goal was to attract more contributors, which hasn't been very fruitful so far. Trying to raise attention for XMPP projects, I joined emus (Edward Maurer) in writing the monthly XMPP newsletter. | ||
== Motivation == | == Motivation == | ||