The XWiki project would like to thank all people who have participated to the development of XWiki in any manner whatsoever. There are various forms of contributions.

Source Contributions

There are 2 category of users who contribute to XWiki sources:

• Committers. They are the main driving force behind XWiki. The notion of "active" committer is defined on the Committership page.
• Contributors. Contributors contribute source by issuing Pull Requests on GitHub.

XWiki wouldn't be what it is without all its contributors. Contributors are usually XWiki users who go beyond just using the product. They contribute back value to the project and form XWiki's vibrant community. Committers are usually contributors who have shown interest in XWiki over the long run and who've submitted good patches. Actually it is said that one good way of becoming a committer is to submit so many patches that the current committers get fed up applying your patches and vote you in as a committer!

Statistics for the xwiki organization on GitHub (Commons, Rendering, Platform, etc).

• xwiki-commons
• xwiki-rendering
• xwiki-platform

For stats from other repositories from the xwiki organization on GitHub, you'll need to navigate to each of them and click the "Insights" button. Unfortunately, GitHub doesn't offer aggregated statistics across repositories.

You'll need to do the same for repositories for the xwiki-contrib organization on GitHub.

You can also check the commits for the last 12 months, provided by OpenHub.

Others

• Kevin Hoaru: manages the infrastructure for the xwiki.org web sites (JIRA, Jenkins, Maven, wikis, etc)
• Ilie Andriuta: manual testing QA
• Thiago Krieck: UI Designs
• Adina Milica: UI Designs

Committer Statistics

See the Project's Health page.

Contributors

Source contributors are listed above but remember that there are various ways to contribute!

Translation Contributors

See the stats on the l10n wiki.

Others

Of course there are so many contributors that we wouldn't want to miss anyone. If you have contributed something and you're not in the list below please add yourself to this list! Come on, don't be shy, you've earned it!

(sorted by First Name + Last Name)

Contributor's name	Area of contribution
Alberto Lugrís	Galician translation
Alla Dorozhinskaya	Updated German translation. Bug reports.
Anamaria Stoica	Various patches for the blog application and the core
Ancuta Gheorghe	Patches on the core and XE
Arnaud Thimel	Various patches on MessageTool, Lucene plugin, etc.
Arun Reddy	Patches on the core
Bindul Bhowmik	Patches for DB2 support, scheduler plugin and other parts of the core
Brandon Esbach	Great help on answering questions on the mailing list
Brian Thomas	Great help on answering questions on the mailing list
Christian Gmeiner	Various patches on the XMLRPC area.
Cristian Vrabie	Initial implementation of the Asynchronous JS live grid (used in AllDocs, administration UIs, etc.)
Cristina Scheau	Various patches for the core and XWord
Denis Gotthans	Several Bugfixes
Dilipkumar Jadhav	Contributions on the mailing list and documentation improvements on xwiki.org (on XML-RPC amongst others).
Dusan Krizan	Fix mapping for oracle
Evelina Vrabie	Overhaul of XE administration and rights management UIs
Gilles Serasset	Patches on fixing internationalization issues + very active on the mailing list
Gregory Gueneau	Provided input  on the list on roadmaps/features
Guillaume Lerouge	Very active and helpful on the mailing lists, contributed applications on extensions.xwiki.org
Ioana Boureanu	Various patches (Improved Delete page, etc)
Jackson Wang	Simplified Chinese translation.
James Xu	Google Summer of Code 2011 on "Auto Completion in Content Editors"
Johannes Stoldt	Improvements to the XWiki Syntax page and to translations in general
Luis Arias	Lots of various patches and wonderful work on documentation on xwiki.org (macros, etc).
Marc Lijour	Great help on answering questions on the mailing list
Marcela Mihai	Patches on the new GWT WYSIWYG
Mariusz Olejnik	Polish translation
Melv Ng	Documentation of several macros (Image, Attach, etc).
Mihai Paun
Mikhail Terekhov	Patch to support Oracle.
Pablo Oliveira	Various patches and great help on the mailing list.
Pascal Voitot	Active on the mailing list. POC development.
Paul Iosif Guralivu	Wrote a few selenium tests. Completed/Updated some.
Pavel Grushetzky	Russian translation.
Ricardo Rodriguez	A lot of (good) activity on the mailing list; involving others in XWiki
Shawn Lauzon	Great help on answering questions on the mailing list + very cool installation instructions for WebSphere/DB2 and more.
Teofil Achirei	Patches for XWord
Thomas Porcham	Updated German translation.
Victor A. Rodriguez	Wrote XE 0.9 to 1.1.1 migration guide
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Emeritus Committers

Starting Feb 2022, we've started using an "Emeritus Core Committer" team on the XWiki GitHub Organization to manage Emeritus Committers. Below, you'll find Emeritus committers from before.

These are people who were once committers on the XWiki project but who haven't been active for some years now. Thanks to them for their past work and let's hope they can find the time to join us again in the future. If you guys are interested to join again just let us know and we'll make it easy for you!

Special Emeritus Mentions:

• Guillaume Fenollar and Daniel Patriche - Were managing the infrastructure for the xwiki.org web sites (JIRA, Jenkins, Maven, wikis, etc)
• Sorin Burjan and Manuel Smeria - Were doing manual testing QA + documentation of xwiki.org
• Guillaume Lerouge (glerouge) - Was our OSS Product Marketing guy for a while
• Laurent Lunati - Was working on design, usability
• Raffaello Pelagalli and Alex Stancu - were part of the infrastructure team
• Ecaterina Valica: UI Design, Usability