# Libwww Collaborators

Sign up | How can I help? | Hall of Fame | Alumni

Writing directly to the CVS repository is reserved for libwww collaborators who have intimate knowledge of the code base and have proven their ability to use this privilege to the benefit of the libwww user community. You are of course more than welcome (read strongly encouraged) to submit patches to the <www-lib@w3.org> mailing list regardless of whether you have write access or not. If the patch is good, chances are good that it will be added to the CVS codebase by one of the collaborators.

## How can I Sign Up?

We don't have a formal mechanism but the idea is that you have to prove your hacking ability. The best way to is to start contributing patches based on the latest code base and to be active on the <www-lib@w3.org> mailing list. Make sure that you have read the libwww style guide before you start.

## How can I help?

We have a very interesting set of things to do - your help is required to make timely progress. Remember that only the sky is the limit - cool ideas are always welcome! Pick a project and don't forget to send mails to <www-lib@w3.org> about what you are up to or to ask questions!

## Collaborator's Hall of Fame

This is the list of very active libwww hackers who have come up with some truly cool stuff

Bob Racko
  Added Frames support to HTML parser, fixed many bugs on NT, added support for mirroring and improved caching and much more
John Punin
  Have been working a lot on the webbot, splitting up the code, introduced Breadth First Search instead of Depth First Search and other very useful things
Vladimir Kozlov
  Provides fresh Wintel binaries directly from the CVS repository and have made a cool libwww install shield
Jose Kahan
  Integrated libwww with Amaya and provided feedback on client side API

## Alumni

Eric Prud'hommeaux
  Provided the Windows integration and asynchronous event management along with many other features.
Anselm Baird-Smith
  Provided lots of help through many white-board discussions, especially on the HTTP/1.1 client side implementation.
Håkon W. Lie
  Integrated libwww with Arena