SeaMonkey:Project Organization
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This page describes the structure of the SeaMonkey project. For now, only drivers are listed, but it will be updated with the structure for the rest of the project as soon as we have figured it out.
SeaMonkey Council
The SeaMonkey Council is the team responsible for project and release mangement, and can be contacted via the email address seamonkey-council@mozilla.org.
Christian Biesinger (biesi)
Christian has been working on Mozilla for a few years; he mostly works in Gecko code, but also does UI patches occasionally. He wrote the image decoders for BMP and XBM files. He also wrote a Plan to make Seamonkey use the "new toolkit".
Robert Kaiser (KaiRo)
KaiRo is the head of MLP staff (Mozilla Localization Project) and has worked on localizing SeaMonkey since late 1999 (M11/M12). He's also doing the EarlyBlue and LCARStrek themes and has done some work on making some parts of the product localizeable and themable. See also http://wiki.mozilla.org/wiki/User:KaiRo and http://mozilla.kairo.at/
Ian Neal (IanN)
Ian does work on XUL/JS stuff (mainly UI but also some backend) with a little bit of simple C++ stuff thrown in. He peer reviews on help and has been actively involved in Seamonkey development for about two years.
Neil Rashbrook (Neil)
Neil is the "module owner" of XPFE (most of the SeaMonkey-specific code), and a super-reviewer focussed on XPFE and MailNews. He has been very involved in all SeaMonkey related development for years.
Christopher Thomas (CTho)
Chris has been a Mozilla user for about 3 years, and started as a developer about a year and a half ago. His interests have been mostly in the Mozilla frontend. He is experienced with JS and C++. While he has not been working with Mozilla as long as the other drivers, he has been very active in organizing the new SeaMonkey group, and putting together various proposals.