JBoss Labs Contributors
Project Lead: Damon Sicore, JBoss
After spending over ten years finding a way to get paid to write open source software, Damon has found his home at JBoss Labs as Lead. Damon offers sacrificial animals and children daily in order to continue the efforts of JBoss Labs.
Developer: Adam Warski , JBoss
Adam is a Ph.D. student of computer science at the University of Warsaw (Poland). Adam joined JBoss as one of the first interns at JBoss. He has been with the Labs initiative since its beginning.
Developer: Tomek Szymanski , JBoss
Now attending Warsaw Technical University and graduating with an engineering and Master degree in 2007, Tomek is the primary developer of JBoss Wiki and continues to contribute to the core JBoss Labs initiative.
Developer: Rali Genova , Community
A junior in the Computer Science Department of the University of Texas at Austin. Rali is an international student from Bulgaria and she came to the United States in August 2003 to pursue a B.S. in Computer Science. Rali is our most active community developer.
Developer: Ryszard Kozmik , JBoss
Computer Sciences student at Warsaw University of Technology heading inevitably to graduate with engineering and Master degree in 2007. Apart from being devoted JBoss Labs contributor he leads JBoss Forums project.
Developer: Pawel Wrzeszcz , JBoss
Pawel is a student of computer science at the University of Warsaw, graduating with a Master's degree in 2007. He has been contributing to the JBoss Labs project since November 2005.

JBoss Labs is built on an open source infrastructure developed by the JBoss Labs team. You can find more information about this structure in our wiki page on 'What is JBoss Forge?' Really, the forge is the underlying systems. We collectively refer to everything as JBoss Labs which is both the processes and infrastructure for doing professional open source.

All of Labs is open source, and you can browse our source code, download it, deploy it, and modify it if you want. It is all LGPL.

The links in our Labs menu on the left direct you to our JIRA project where we manage Labs' tasks and a link to our source code repository. Please refer to the Labs Wiki for all information related to installation and configuration of the JBoss Labs infrastructure.