Our team is working hard to bring Mira together and deliver an Open Source groupware platform which will be feature-rich, extensible, easy-to-use and flexible enough to be useful in a myriad of situations and environments, both in the workplace and at home.

Username	Name	Role	Website	Timezone (non-DST)
clsk	Alan Alvarez	Lead Developer (Network layer)	Blog	UTC-5
J_K9	Max Bossino	Project Manager		UTC+1
neeraj	Neeraj Rajgure	Developer (Directory layer)		UTC-5
shas	Shilpa Sodani	Developer		UTC-7
tstone2077	Thurston Stone	Developer (GUI)		UTC-8

Username	Name
beyonddc	David Chu
daryl	Daryl Lee
Jami	Shafi Ahmed

I am primarily a web developer, originating from Gibraltar, GI. However, being a Linux enthusiast, I soon found myself involved in Open Source projects and when I discovered the vast increase in productivity offered by groupware platforms, and the poor state of existing Open Source groupware solutions, I took it upon myself to begin one. Mira Groupware is the second Open Source project which I have fully participated in and in both cases I have offered my skills as a manager and web designer to co-ordinate the development of the application and build their websites.

I am fluent in English and Spanish, semi-fluent in French and am currently learning Italian. On the information technology side, my skills are mainly in the areas of networking and information security and I am fluent in the following programming languages:

• XHTML
• CSS
• PHP (with database backends).

I look forward to Mira's imminent success!

I'm a hobbyist programmer. My main language is C++. I've been writing in C++ for about 5 years now mostly things related to networking and databases. Networking and Programming are the things I'm mostly interested in when it comes to computers. Other languages I've used are C and Assembly language (not a lot).
I'm currently enlisted in the U.S. Army as an “Information Technology Specialist”. Most of what I do here is system and network administration and very little programming in php, c# and c++/cli for trivial projects within my previous unit.

On a personal note, I'm originally from the Dominican Republic, but have been living in the United States since the year 2000.

I've been programming professionally for about 8 years. I've programmed in C++, C#, but lately I've been working on python projects. At work, I use mostly Windows environments (with MKS for unix emulation) and I have both Windows workstations and Linux servers at home. I'm comfortable in both environments. I'm very excited about the potential of this project and will do what I can to help it reach that potential.