TmL Lead

  • Eric Cloninger, Motorola, Inc. (dcp874 at motorola.com)
    Eric has more than 20 years of experience developing and delivering commercial software products and development tools. His university degrees are in Computer Science and Mathematics. As a software developer, he was a core member of the team that designed and developed the Metrowerks CodeWarrior development tools for Windows and Palm OS. At Palm/PalmSource, he built tools for building the OS as well as GUI tools for application design. Eric integrated these development tools into PalmSourceīs branded version of Eclipse. Prior to working at Motorola, Eric was a Product Manager for Wind Riverīs Eclipse-based product--Workbench.

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    • Christian Kurzke, Motorola, Inc. (e11581 at motorola.com)
      Christian Kurzke is the Architect for Motorolaīs MOTODEV Studio, Team Lead of Eclipse MTJ project and leads the Eclipse Tools for Mobile Linux (TML) project until April, 2008. Christian has been a member and contributor to the Open Service Gateway initiative (OSGi) embedded Java component standard and has contributed to CableLabs specifications. He is a frequent speaker at conferences like JavaOne, Embedded Systems conferences and WWW conferences. He has been a Linux developer and advocate since the early days of pre 1.0 kernels, and he is well regarded for his work in the embedded Java space.
      Christian graduated from the University of Erlangen Germany with the equivalent of an MS-CS degree (Dipl. Inf. univ.) and holds an MBA degree from Santa Clara University
    • Fabio Fantato, Eldorado Research Institute (wfr004 at motorola.com)
      Fabio Fantato is a Computer Engineer from Eldorado Research Institute (Motorola contractor) and committer of the Eclipse Tools for Mobile Linux (TmL) project. He has worked as a Java developer on embedded environments and mobile development tools for three years. He has been engaged in several projects including GUI customization tools, software development kits (SDKs) using embedded Linux, and others. He holds a Computer Engineering degree from Unicamp (State University of Campinas) and a degree in Marketing Management from FACINTER (International University of Curitiba), both in Brazil. Recently, he ends a specialization in Law and Legal Issues for IT from FGV-RJ, Brazil.
    • Daniel Franco, Eldorado Research Institute

    Active Contributors (in alphabetical order)

    This is the list of people who have made code contributions to the TmL Project on Bugzilla so far, with their code actually being merged into the TmL codebase in CVS. The list is sorted alphabetically by last name:
    • Eugene Melekhov, Montavista
    • Fabio Rigo, Eldorado Research Institute
    • Otavio Ferranti, Eldorado Research Institute

    Past Contributors (in alphabetical order)

    This is the list of people who have made code contributions to the TmL Project on Bugzilla so far, with their code actually being merged into the TmL codebase in CVS. The list is sorted alphabetically by last name:
    • Mauren Brenner

    Other interested parties

    This is the list of companies and people who have been active in the TmL face-to-face meetings and phone conferences so far. The list is sorted alphabetically by company first, then by last name:
    • Eldorado Research Institute (Motorola contractor): Jefferson Silva
    • Symbian: Javier Montalvo-Orus

    Other parties

    This is the list of companies and people who have been interested in the TmL project.
    • WindRiver Systems
    • Symbian
    • Montavista
    • Access
    • Greensocks
    • ARM
    • Palm