Announcing the winner of the first Symfony Community Awards
January 12, 2012
Published by
Marc Weistroff
Here we are. The long awaited results of the first Symfony Community Awards are
here. Don't scroll down yet! Please get your tuxedo first.
Nearly 300 members of the community voted for who they think deserve to be
honored by their work. This year, a special emphasis was given on support and
evangelism. These two topics are key to a sustainable development of our
community.
We would like to thank you for your commitment and the hard work you're doing
to make the Symfony community strong and proud.
As with any Open-Source project, contributing
code or documentation is the most common way to help, but we also have a wide range of
sponsoring opportunities.
Congrats to everyone!!! Great work. I certainly agree with the hard work of the people I have interacted with. I'm sure the ones I haven't interacted with have done excellent in their categories as well.
Everyone in the list really deserves it. Also, many people that are not directly in this list also deserves a great thanks.
A community is growth by people that are really willing to invest their spare time to help others, and this volunteering by itself is already enough to be congratulated.
I also wanted to see in the next year's list the person that mostly contributed to Documentation, because as developers, we all know how hard is to keep the entire documentation up to date.
Aprovecho la ocación para contarles hoy con mi equipo de desarrollo hemos comprado su libro.
Luego de verlo por primera vez, ya puedo asegurarles que Javier ha hecho un gran trabajo generando material de estudio y consulta en español.
Todos sus aportes nos seran muy útiles en un proyecto, que recien comienza a gestarse, en convenio con una universidad local: La modernización de los sistemas y portal del Honorable Senado de la Nación Argentina :)
Yeah Christophe, we did this!!, voted for you.
Thanks for uber fast and clear support at IRC/Mailing List.
Can I ask for the list of the bloggers that was partipating? It would be very helpful to subscribe to them... I guess there are many like Javier's. :)
Congratulations yet again!
Wow, Jon Hinks has over 10,000 contributions to the Forum!!
Grateful :)
A community is growth by people that are really willing to invest their spare time to help others, and this volunteering by itself is already enough to be congratulated.
I also wanted to see in the next year's list the person that mostly contributed to Documentation, because as developers, we all know how hard is to keep the entire documentation up to date.
Cheers,
Symfony rules!
Aprovecho la ocación para contarles hoy con mi equipo de desarrollo hemos comprado su libro.
Luego de verlo por primera vez, ya puedo asegurarles que Javier ha hecho un gran trabajo generando material de estudio y consulta en español.
Todos sus aportes nos seran muy útiles en un proyecto, que recien comienza a gestarse, en convenio con una universidad local: La modernización de los sistemas y portal del Honorable Senado de la Nación Argentina :)