Team - The Horde Project

Chuck Hagenbuch

I graduated in June, 2000 from Williams College.
Besides Horde, I do some work on MCAL, PHP, and PEAR.
Personal: http://hagenbu.ch/
Wishlists: Amazon

Jan Schneider

Core developer and a founding member of Horde, LLC.
Member of the Horde Project since 2001.
Co-founder of AMMMa AG, providing innovative, award winning e-learning and knowledge management solutions.
Studied Computer Science and Educational Science at University of Bielefeld, Germany.
Website: http://janschneider.de
Amazon wishlist: amazon.de.

Michael Slusarz

J.D. University of Colorado School of Law - Boulder, CO, USA (2003)
B.A. Chemistry, B.A. Biochemistry, Minor in Computer Science - University of Colorado, Boulder (2000)
Work mainly on IMP and Horde.
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Michael J Rubinsky

Core developer and a founding member of Horde, LLC.
Graduate of University of the Sciences in Philadelphia (1993).
In my spare time I enjoy flying small aircraft, black and white photography and spending time with my family
Amazon wishlist: amazon.com.
Website: http://theupstairsroom.com.

Ben Klang

I am a Horde Core developer and one of the founding members of Horde LLC.
My Horde contributions are primarily on the LDAP integration, WebDAV/CalDAV functionality, the Horde_Cache SQL driver and service management applications (Beatnik, Vilma, Operator). I also administer the Horde Developer servers.
My Other Open Source Projects: Alkaloid Networks Projects
When I need to let off some steam I beat my drum in The Band: Seed & Feed Marching Abominable

Gunnar Wrobel

Originally a scientist in biological/medical research. Who then became a bioinformatician. Who then dropped the "bio" part.
Primary developer of the the Kolab groupware server.
Currently freelancing and consulting for PHP and the Kolab groupware server.
Joined the Horde crew in 2007.
Website: http://gunnarwrobel.de

Ralf Lang

Studied computer sciences 2003-2007 at Friedrich Schiller University of Jena, Germany
Developer and trainer at B1 Systems GmbH.
Projects involved perl, php and large-scale deployment automation (aka cloud)
Worked on H4 versions of Sesha and Passwd. Ohloh says commits started in March 2011, but earlier patches exist.
Interested in adding xmpp protocol support
Website: http://www.ralf-lang.de

Retired Developers

Matt Selsky

Senior Systems Engineer, Columbia University's Information Technology department.
Joined the Horde team in 2005.

Jon Parise

Software engineer at Electronic Arts (Lord of the Rings)
Masters of Entertainment Technology from Carnegie Mellon University (Class of 2003)
Bachelors of Information Technology from the Rochester Institute of Technology (Class of 2001)
Alumnus of RIT's Computer Science House
Core Developer and Systems Administrator for The Horde Project
Member of The PEAR Group
Project Contributor: PHP, PEAR, Mailman
Wish lists: Amazon

Eric Rostetter

Unix/OpenVMS System Admin and Programmer, The University of Texas at Austin Department of Physics
Graduate of The University of Toledo
Horde FAQ maintainer
(Very outdated) web page: http://www.ph.utexas.edu/~ericr/

Marcus I. Ryan

Network Administrator, Iowa Department of Transportation, Ames, IA, USA.
My first major contribution was Klutz, which has since cost Chuck hours of lost time :)
I am currently working on HordeConduit - a conduit for synchronizing Horde applications Kronolith, Nag, Mnemo, and Turba with a PalmOS-based PDA.
Personal: http://www.riboflavin.net/.

Anil Madhavapeddy

Graduated in 1999 from Imperial College London, which was fun!
Work as a Technical Architect for Network Appliance, who make all manner of funky big tin.
I hack at IMP, WHUPS and Chora at the moment, and also do work on the OpenBSD Ports tree and OpenFX.
In my spare time, I enjoy falling over, getting hurled across a room, and running away from people bigger than me.

Rich Lafferty

Sysadmin and support engineer, Mitel Networks Network Server Solutions Group (formerly e-smith, Inc.), in Ottawa, Canada
Graduate of McGill University, Montréal, in Sociology
Horde FAQ maintainer
Personal page: http://www.lafferty.ca/
Rumors of my disappearance are greatly exaggerated.

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