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JavaBlackBelt is run by the Community. The core idea of
JavaBlackBelt revolves around this concept: everybody can author a new
question.
The question goes through a moderator screening (to improve clarity,
spelling, avoid duplicates, etc.), then goes into the question
repository.
When a developer passes a question during a test, he sees the author
profile (with eventual photo, logo, etc.).
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Founders
JavaBlackBelt is an initiative of John Rizzo and Nicolas Brasseur.
They have given the necessary impulse (idea, architecture, public
relations, money).
Now they are mostly active defining the functional requirements for
the development, and leading the content creation.
Founders' bios
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Communication
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Stephan Janssens, Floyd Marinescu & Rick Ross
Thanks to the kind support of Stephan Janssens (BeJug boss and JavaPolis organizer),
Floyd Marinescu (founder of InfoQ), Rick Ross (the man behind Javalobby.org)and Nithin Bharti - Joseph Ottinger (The serveurSide.com)
we could reach the Java community.
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Content - Moderators
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Our fabulous moderators work hard to improve question's quality and
make coherent exams/certifs.
They are lead by Jeanne Boyarsky a terrific Newyorker.
Note that the moderators are volunteers.
See the separate page that list them
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Developers
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Aymeric Levaux
Aymeric is the architect behind JavaBlackBelt.
In 2004 Aymeric started programming JavaBlackBelt, with John's help for the architecture.
Now, Aymeric masters every aspect of the development/operations. He leads programmers for developing the platform further.
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Nadege Palut
Nadege is a core developer of JavaBlackBelt.com. She has been
working on all aspect of the application especially since version 2 with
Aymeric and Lionel.
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Lionel Bartel
Lionel is a core developer of JavaBlackBelt.com. He has been
working on all aspect of the application especially since version 2 with
Nadege and Aymeric.
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Florence Benoit
Florence is the graphic designer improving the site layout and making our world famous flash animations.
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Christian Mongongu
Christian has implemented the SkillScan application (Corporate Edition) with Fabrice. It is a complex adaptive questionning system for scanning the knowlege as fast as possible.
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Fabrice Claes
Fabrice has implemented the SkillScan application (Corporate Edition) with Christian. It is a complex adaptive questionning system for scanning the knowlege as fast as possible.
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Jean-Charles Duchaussee
Jean-Charles has developped the collaborative e-learning system, including a new low level wiki infrastructure.
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Jean-Philippe Lesire
Jean-Philippe helped Jean-Charles to develop the new low level wiki infrastructure.
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Julien Gysen
Julien has built the competition functionnality with Jérôme, available end 2006. It includes registrations and synchronization between competitors.
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Richard Lefebvre
Richard has developped the programing tasks functionnlity with Xavier, including the integration with multiple choice questions facilities (votes, versioning, comments,...), the front-end, storage and ... compilation/execution of the user's code on a separate secured recoverable system.
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Xavier Jamin
Xavier has developped the programing tasks functionnlity with Richard, including the integration with multiple choice questions facilities (votes, versioning, comments,...), the front-end, storage and ... compilation/execution of the user's code on a separate secured recoverable system.
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Jérôme Faucon
Jérôme has built the competition functionnality with Julien, available end 2006. In includes registrations and synchronization between competitors.
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Others contributing developers include |
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Bruno Dusausoy, Chris Cooper, Christopher Eeckhout, Gilles Moreau, Ibrahim Sghiouar, Isabelle Lecroart, Jeanne Boyarsky,
Jean-Marc Leyman, Jean-Philippe Baerts, Julien Heck, Olivier Delausnay, Pierre-Patrick Hennau & Serge Michiels.
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