Contributors
by Roedy Green ©1996-2008 Canadian Mind Products
The following are some of the people who contributed to this list. My lawyers
recommended I exclude those who taught by example.
- Hugh McDonald, hugh@symac.dyndns.org
- Gareth Meyrick, gareth@pangloss.ucsf.edu
- Jarle Stabell, jarle.stabell@dokpro.uio.no
- Ko-Haw Nieh, niko@quality.com
- Jim Johnson, jimj@jumpmusic.com
- Jim Hyslop, Jim.Hyslop@mars.leitch.com
- George Ruban, gruban@geocities.com
- Mats Carlid, mats@adbk.se
- John P. McGrath, JPMcGrath@JPMcGrath.net
- Brian Hurt, brianh@bit3.com
- Chris Schlenker, Christoph.Schlenker@gfk.de
- Nicholas Widdows, nicholas.widdows@traceplc.co.uk
- Greg Compestine, gregcompestine@caleb-bldr.com
- Carl L. Gay, sigue@thecia.net
- Leonid Efros, l_efros@hotmail.com
- Richard W. Noble, rwnoble@san.rr.com
- Simon Broad, simon.broad@macro4.com
- Doron Rajwan, doron@capella.co.il
- Austin Rosenfeld, ablomi@yahoo.com
- Wes Groleau, wwgrol@ftw.rsc.raytheon.com
- Joshua Schpok, schpok@hotmail.com
- Russ Fink, rfink@bbn.com
- John Matthews, John.Matthews@nectech.co.uk
- Neugroschl Scott, Neugroschl.Scott@LittonDSD.com
- Scott Herod, scott@evt.com
- Allan Stokes, allan@stokes.ca
- Martin Minow, minow@pobox.com
- Wolfgang Formann, w.formann@neuss.netsurf.de
- Jym Dyer, jym@igc.org
- Ted Dennison, dennison@ssd.fsi.com
- Tom Farrell, tfarrell@skepsis.com
- Daniel von Asmuth, radical@tux.warande.net
- Bob Morris, bob@bomoco.com
- Neil Hancock, neil.hancock@macro4.com
- Dirk Hauberg, dirkhauberg@amic.de
- Nathan Laan, nlaan@ualberta.ca
- James J. Besemer, jb@cascade-sys.com
- William Harris, william@carsinfo.com ()
- David Pottage, david.pottage@insignia.com
- Marian ION, marian.ion@telestore.fr
- Torrey Hoffman, thoffman1@hotmail.com
- Paul Green, Paul_Green@stratus.com
- Harry Bearman, hbearman@pdxinc.com
- Stephen Friedl, friedl@mtndew.com
- Gil Williamson, gil@humbug.co.uk
- Bear Giles, bear@coyotesong.com
- Ray Trent, rat@synaptics.com
- Maarten Sneep, sneep@nat.vu.nl
- Greg Lindstrom, glinds@acxiom.com
- Jeff Johnson, jeff@san-dc.com
- James J. Beseme, jb@cascade-sys.com
- Babette Turner-Underwood, babettet@tmi.ca
- Bent Nielsen, bn@dksin.dk
- Richard Sanders, Richard_Sanders@Dell.com
- James Brown, james.brown-eds@eds.com
- Steve Loughran, slo3@iseran.com
- Jonathan Deber, Univerity Of Toronto
- Ben Tilly, Ben_Tilly@trepp.com
- David Williss, dwilliss@inetnebr.com
- Bernice Maslan, bernice.maslan@360.com
- Kari Hoijarvi, Kari.Hoijarvi@vaisala.com
- Asha Goldberg, asha@jps.net
- Christopher M. Jones, christopher_j@uswest.net
- Tim Russell, Tim.Russell@versatel.nl
- Damian Wright, damian@radmark.co.za
- Will Green, will.green.01@bbc.co.uk
- Paul Rennison, EXT-Paul.Rennison@nokia.com
- Karl-Johan Karlsson, karka728@student.liu.se
- Kevin Lamont, kevin.lamont@warthog.co.uk
- Dave Cridland, dac@felspar.com
- Jonathan Anderson, andersjl@letu.edu
- Rick Thorne, rick.thorne@lmco.com
- John Lloyd Kramer, jlkramer@artsci.wustl.edu
- Dave Pilkington, pilkington@imo-online.com
- Hal Breidenbach, hal.breidenbach@delphiauto.com
- Jeff Gray, jeffg@magtech.com.au
- Chris Hazard, chris.hazard@valpo.edu
- Colin Brown, colin.brown@met.co.nz
- Compestine, Greg, gregcompestine@caleb-bldr.com
- Frank Klemm, pfk@fuchs.offl.uni-jena.de
- Tim Tyler, tt@cryogen.com
- Donald L. Dobbs, donaldldobbs@home.com
- Bill Michaelson, bill@cosi.com
- Stephen White, swhite@ox.compsoc.net
An early version of this article appeared in Java Developers’ Journal (volume
2 issue 6). I also spoke on this topic in 1997-11 at the Colorado
Summit Conference. It has been gradually growing ever since. I have had
quite a few requests for permission to build links here. You are welcome to
create links, but please don’t repost the essay since the original changes
frequently.
If you enjoyed this essay you might enjoy other parts of the website. Have a
look at my home page or the Java
Glossary which is a central place to find out everything you ever wanted to
know about Java or perhaps my Gay &
Black Glossary.
You might also enjoy the famous essays Worse
Is Better and The
Rise of Worse Is Better on doing the right thing.