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The language is being worked on at the Computer Science Institute of University of Wroclaw.
You can see the picture of the Nemerle core team here. Left-to-right: Kamil Skalski, Michał Moskal, our mentor -- prof. Leszek Pacholski, Paweł Olszta.
If you are a student, you can have a look at the page of the Nemerle course taught at our institute.
Any comments (especially constructive critique :-)) are appreciated.
You can meet Nemerle developers on #nemerle IRC channel on irc.freenode.net.
The preferred way of reporting bugs is using our bug tracker. You can find it at http://nemerle.org/bugs/. If you have any problems using the web interface feel free to mail us at feedback@nemerle.org.
There is also a mailing list bugs@nemerle.org, but only bug tracker system can post to it.
There are several mailing lists about Nemerle available. The English-speaking general discussion list is devel-en. Both devel-* lists are rather low volume (a few messages per week on average), and both have only-subscribers-can-post policy.
The mailing list archives provide a search capability.
Discussion about Nemerle development in English. General questions about Nemerle are also welcomed here. You need to be a subscriber in order to post to this list.
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Much like the devel-en, but the language of the list is Polish.
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The questions from the outside world go here. Subscription to this list is moderated. Everyone can post, so spam level is high here.
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A message is sent to this list after every commit in our subversion repository. The message includes a summary of changes and a diff. Humans are not supposed to post to this list.
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A message is sent to this list after every change in our bugtracking system. Humans are not supposed to post to this list.
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Here is the list of people involved in the Nemerle development. If you have any question and/or fixes for this list feel free to contact us.
Michał Moskal is a project leader, responsible for bad decisions concerning language design as well as for this ugly code in the compiler. He is also the one to complain about RPMs and MSI packages. Home page.
Paweł W. Olszta is responsible for code generation and matching optimizations in the compiler.
Kamil Skalski is responsible for macros (design and implementation). Home page.
Ewa Dacko is the project Technical Writer, responsible for the shape of the Nemerle documentation and the language correctness of our research papers.
Dawid Duda wrote our standard library as well as the first MSI install script.
Łukasz Kaiser is in the project since the very beginning. He contributed very useful ideas about the language, particularly about macros.
Marcin 'Qrczak' Kowalczyk contributed several interesting ideas about hygienic macros.
Aleksander Mądry wrote the test suite driver program, as well as red-black trees in the standard library.
Jacek Śliwerski created our build system and is responsible for DEB packages.
Krystian Walec wrote a bit of documentation (in the Reference Manual).
Andrzej Wasylkowski is responsible for the documentation (generated from sources) system, and he will write it.
Ricardo Fernández Pascual contributed multidimensional arrays support and async macros.
Atsushi Enomoto contributed CodeDomProvider for Nemerle.
Bartosz Podlejski is working on extending the Sioux web server.
