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- Credits
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- Main contributors
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- Stefan Behnel
- main developer and maintainer
- Martijn Faassen
- creator of lxml and initial main developer
- Ian Bicking
- creator and maintainer of lxml.html
- Holger Joukl
- ISO-Schematron support, development on lxml.objectify, bug reports, feedback
- Simon Sapin
- external maintenance and development of the cssselect package
- Marc-Antoine Parent
- XPath extension function help and patches
- Olivier Grisel
- improved (c)ElementTree compatibility patches,
- website improvements.
- Kasimier Buchcik
- help with specs and libxml2
- Florian Wagner
- help with copy.deepcopy support, bug reporting
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- Emil Kroymann
- help with encoding support, bug reporting
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- Paul Everitt
- bug reporting, feedback on API design
- Victor Ng
- Discussions on memory management strategies, vlibxml2
- Robert Kern
- feedback on API design
- Andreas Pakulat
- rpath linking support, doc improvements
- David Sankel
- building statically on Windows
- Marcin Kasperski
- PDF documentation generation
- Sidnei da Silva
- official MS Windows builds
- Pascal Oberndörfer
- official Mac-OS builds
- ... and lots of other people who contributed to lxml by reporting
- bugs, discussing its functionality or blaming the docs for the bugs in
- their code. Thank you all, user feedback and discussions form a very
- important part of an Open Source project!
- Special thanks goes to:
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- * Daniel Veillard and the libxml2 project for a great XML library.
- * Fredrik Lundh for ElementTree, its API, and the competition through
- cElementTree.
- * Greg Ewing (Pyrex) and Robert Bradshaw et al. (Cython) for the
- binding technology.
- * Jonathan Stoppani for hosting the new mailing list on lxml.de.
- * the codespeak crew, in particular Philipp von Weitershausen and
- Holger Krekel for originally hosting lxml on codespeak.net
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