Difference between revisions of "Edwin Mons Application 2006"
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==History== | ==History== | ||
I'm currently working as a server architect for iRex Technologies. I got interrested in Jabber via Ralph very early on, but only decided to enter the JSF in 2003, after a few people asked me why I was manning a Jabber Software Foundation booth at FOSDEM while I was no JSF member at all ;) | |||
==Jabber/XMPP Projects== | ==Jabber/XMPP Projects== | ||
In my dayjob, I'm introducing as much Jabber/XMPP as possible. Currently I'm working on an XMPP-based data synchronization tool. In private projects, I try to use as much jabber-related techniques as possible. | |||
===Plans for the future=== | ===Plans for the future=== | ||
Getting more involved in the JEP/standards track. Helping Ralphm with idavoll since I'm an avid user of pubsub nowadays. | |||
==Jabber - Why I like it== | ==Jabber - Why I like it== | ||
This is really not a question that needs to be asked :) Jabber enables me to do a lot of things in a standardized way, while before I had to use a lot of proprietary protocols to do the same. | |||
==Why I'm reapplying== | ==Why I'm reapplying== | ||
Revision as of 20:33, 5 August 2006
My name is Edwin Mons and I'm applying to retain my JSF membership.
History
I'm currently working as a server architect for iRex Technologies. I got interrested in Jabber via Ralph very early on, but only decided to enter the JSF in 2003, after a few people asked me why I was manning a Jabber Software Foundation booth at FOSDEM while I was no JSF member at all ;)
Jabber/XMPP Projects
In my dayjob, I'm introducing as much Jabber/XMPP as possible. Currently I'm working on an XMPP-based data synchronization tool. In private projects, I try to use as much jabber-related techniques as possible.
Plans for the future
Getting more involved in the JEP/standards track. Helping Ralphm with idavoll since I'm an avid user of pubsub nowadays.
Jabber - Why I like it
This is really not a question that needs to be asked :) Jabber enables me to do a lot of things in a standardized way, while before I had to use a lot of proprietary protocols to do the same.