Who's Who

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This page lists the programming members of the Java Rosa community, who they are, where they are, and what they're working on and how it relates to !JavaRosa as a whole. Please update! Note: the main !OpenRosa site will attempt to have a more organizational aspect to the groups, this is to remain technical.

• !CellLife (South Africa): Kieran Sharpey-Schafer, Julian Hulme, Alfred Mukudu

Implementing an M&E data collection system for local NGOs, by integrating JavaRosa with Limesurvey.

• University of Washington, Google (Seattle, USA): Brian !DeRenzi, Yaw Anokwa, Carl Hartung

[http://commcare.cs.washington.edu CommCare] in Tanzania and Uganda

[http://code.google.com/p/open-data-kit/ Open Data Kit]

• Dimagi (Boston, USA): Jon Jackson, Drew Roos, Dan Myung, Clayton Sims

working closely with D-Tree/TechEndeavour and AED/Satellife trying to use the code for image capture in Zambia

• D-Tree (Boston, USA): Neal Lesh, Dimagi, !TechEndeavor

HIV decision support in Tanzania, Possibly IMCI in Tanzania as well

• !TechEndeavour (India): Jerry Kurian, Amit Keskar, Suresh Pal, Avinash Misra, Sushil

Indian outsourcing group trying to port D-Tree stuff from custom C# to !JavaRosa for HIV Project in Tanzania

• OpenMRS: Daniel

SMS work

• AED/Satellife (Boston, USA): Dimagi

GATHER work in Uganda, Drew from Dimagi taking care of the !JavaRosa side to get the x-form to the GATHER server.

• OMEVAC (Europe, Afria, US consortium): Jorn, !CellLife

Open source clinical trails. Strict data auditing requirements beyond what most !JavaRoseans will need

• Datadyne (Boston, USA): Geoffrey Muthondu

Open source survey tool, independently released for several years