Tom Bogle: Code<\/em><\/p>\n John Hatton: Architecture & UX Design, Project Lead<\/em><\/p>\n Phillip Hopper: Code<\/em><\/p>\n Marlon Hovland: Documentation<\/em><\/p>\n David Olson: Code<\/em><\/p>\n Greg Trihus: Code<\/em><\/p>\n Andrw Polk: Code Reviews<\/em><\/p>\n Vivi Wickberg: Testing<\/em><\/p>\n Len Wallstrom: Testing<\/em><\/p>\n Bryan Wussow: Management<\/em><\/p>\n Payap University Linguistics Institute, Chiang Mai, Thailand<\/em><\/p>\n Steven Bird, University of Melbourne<\/em><\/p>\n Sarah Moeller, Tim Gaved, Cambell Prince, Michael Cochran, Gary Simons, John Wickberg, and Will Reiman, SIL Global<\/em><\/p>\n JetBrains for Resharper<\/a>, which keeps our C# code clean and agile, TeamCity<\/a>, which we use for continuous integration and builds.<\/p>\n Microsoft, for Github<\/a>, the repository where our open-source code is hosted for free, and also for free use of Visual Studio Community<\/a>, our preferred IDE.<\/p>\n Atlassian, for free open-source license for JIRA<\/a>, where we track bug reports.<\/p>\n Analytics-Csharp<\/a> \u00a9 2021 Segment (MIT<\/a>)<\/p>\n Autofac<\/a> \u00a9 2020 Autofac Contributors (MIT<\/a>)<\/p>\n FFmpeg<\/a> \u00a9 2000-2022 The FFmpeg Developers (LGPL\/GPL<\/a>)<\/p>\n FFprobe<\/a> \u00a9 2000-2022 The FFmpeg Developers (GPL<\/a>)<\/p>\n MediaInfo library<\/a> Copyright \u00a9 2002-2023 MediaArea.net SARL. (BSD-style license<\/a>)<\/p>\n MPlayer<\/a> \u00a9 2000-2022 MPlayer Team (GPL<\/a>) (SayMore does not “link” to MediaPlayer.)<\/p>\n Moq<\/a> Copyright \u00a9 2007. Clarius Consulting, Manas Technology Solutions (license<\/a>)<\/p>\n NAudio<\/a> Mark Heath (Copyright unknown) (MS-PL<\/a>)<\/p>\n NUnit<\/a> Copyright \u00a9 2023 Charlie Poole, Rob Prouse (Nunit License<\/a>)<\/p>\n Newtonsoft.Json<\/a> Copyright \u00a9 2007 James Newton-King (MIT<\/a>)<\/p>\n Palaso Library:<\/a> \u00a9 SIL Global<\/a> (MIT<\/a>)<\/p>\n L10N Sharp<\/a> Localization library: \u00a9 SIL Global<\/a> (MIT<\/a>)<\/p>\n SIL Global is a faith-based nonprofit organization committed to serving language communities worldwide as they build capacity for sustainable language development. SIL does this primarily through research, translation, training and materials development. SIL works alongside ethnolinguistic communities and their partners as they discover how language development addresses the challenging areas of their daily lives\u2014social, cultural, political, economic and spiritual.<\/p>\n SIL Language Technology supports these activities by developing software, fonts and keyboards. To find out more about our work follow the links at the bottom of this page.<\/p>\n
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\nAbout SIL<\/h2>\n