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WSO2 Oxygen Tank Community
Submitted on July 13, 2008 - 23:15.
Who is our Community?
WSO2 Oxygen Tank community consists of individuals and organizations across the world who contribute to open source WSO2 and Apache Web services projects as users, developers, testers, writers, speakers, etc.
To learn more about the projects hosted through WSO2 Oxygen Tank, visit our projects page.
How to Contribute?
You can contribute to any these projects via different means. Your contributions can vary from commenting on articles, participating in the forums, submitting literature, posting blogs, subscribing and actively participating in the mailing lists to reporting issues on the issue tracker and providing patches to modify the source code. Active contributors will ultimately be nominated and voted in for committership by the community and will gain direct commit rights to the project source code following the signing of the Contributor License Agreement
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Submit Your Biography
Registered users of WSO2 Oxygen Tank have the option of submitting their biography which is publicly visible and linked to from all posts you create on the site. You are free to list your work background, interests, usage and contribution levels of different open source Web services and other SOA projects.
A user can create only one biography against his account and can perform regular updates on it.
Sumedha Rubasinghe
I have been using Open Source Software(OSS) since the beginning of my career in 2002. However, after joining WSO2 in November 2006, my association with Open Source Software took a dramatic turn. The atmosphere at WSO2 allowed me to go from being a mere OSS user to a OSS contributor. As such, I consider receiving commit-level access to Apache Web services project a honorary privilege.
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Amila Suriarachchi
Title: Technical Lead
Country: Sri Lanka
I am a committer & Project Management Committee (PMC) member of the Apache Web Services project. I joined WSO2 in January 2006. Currently working as a Technical Lead at WSO2 while contributing to Apache Axis2 and Sandesha2 projects.
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Biography of Ayanthi Anandagoda
Welcome to WSO2 Oxygen Tank - Oxygen for Web services developers..
My name is Ayanthi Anandagoda and I am the Editor at WSO2 Oxygen Tank. I joined the Oxygen Tank team in December 2007 and work on content development and release hosting on the tank.
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Damitha Kumarage
I am a Senior Software Engineer working at WSO2 since 2005 September. I became an Apache Committer in 2003 and has been a member of Project Management Committee(PMC) from 2005. At WSO2 I have been working on Axis2/C core and also working on Sandesha2/C , Savan/C , WSF/C and wsclient.
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SOA / Business Integration Architect
I am a software development methodologist and integration architect with long term international and multicultural experience. My focus is on service oriented architectures, software design patterns, distributed systems, agile project management, team building and team leadership.
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Heshan Suriyaarachchi
I developed WSO2 WSF/Jython during my internship at WSO2. This framework helps to expose python scripts as web services through the Python Deployer and write service clients using the WSF/Jython API. I did Basic Security Profile(BSP) 1.0 validation for Apache Rampart as my project for the Google summer of Code program in 2008.I am a final year Computer Science undergraduate at University of Colombo School of Computing (UCSC).
Blog : http://heshans.blogspot.com/
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