Saying thank you and good bye to old friends and welcoming a bunch of new faces to Thali
Microsoft had agreed to incubate Thali until around April of this year. So team members assigned to the project all more or less left at that point. I’ve updated our alumni page to cover them all and describe their accomplishments. New entries are included for David Douglas, Matthew Podwysocki, Oguz Bastemur, Shawn Cicoria, Toby Bradshaw and Tomi Paanananen. I wax on quite a bit there about what they did and why we are greatful. So a big thank you to all of you!
Rockwell Automation has brought on board a bunch of new folks to work on Thali. Some are Rockwell Automation employees but many are working through two companies that Rockwell has brought on board, Hiqo and Janea.
Company | Name | Start Date | Assignment |
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Hiqo | |||
Alexander Evsyuchenya | 7/2016 | iOS | |
Andrew Aladev | 7/2016 | Node.js | |
Artem Stepanishchev | 7/2016 | Node.js | |
Dersim Davaod | 8/2016 | iOS | |
Evgeni Vabishchevich | 7/2016 | Android | |
Ilya Laryionau | 7/2016 | Team lead and iOS | |
Katsiaryna Vasileuskaya | 8/2016 | Android | |
Rockwell Automation | |||
Jaroslaw Slota | 3/2016 | Maintain CI, test Android and integrate Thali with Stanton | |
Marcin Lesniczek | 6/2016 | Same | |
Marek Czyz | 3/2016 | Same | |
Janea | |||
Diego Marino Monetti | 7/2016 | JXcore (especially on iOS) | |
Enrico Giordani | 7/2016 | JXcore (especially on Android) |
And of course there is one last person working on Thali, yours truly, Yaron Y. Goland from Microsoft.