Core Team

The core team leads the development of the ColdFusion on Wheels framework.

Members are listed alphabetically.

Peter Amiri

Peter has been working with Per for the last few years testing, documenting, and documenting the code and has contributing code. Most notably, Peter has been instrumental in getting Wheels compatible with Railo. Check out his blog, thinking out loud.

Andy Bellenie

Andy is a passionate believer in opinionated software and obsessive about well-factored code. When not lurking in the group or working on the codebase he is working as the lead developer for a UK public sector consultancy or indulging his love of electronic music.

Per Djurner

Per is the principal developer of ColdFusion on Wheels. Most of the codebase would not exist without Per's skills and devotion to producing a quality product. He still contributes most of the code. Read his blog here.

James Gibson

James has been actively submitting patches to the Google Code site for a while now. His extensive knowledge and experience with Rails always helps out as well.

Anthony Petruzzi

Tony has submitted a few patches to the code base and has been hanging around in the discussion group. He has a blog called Rip's Domain, where he writes about ColdFusion and whatever. :)

Raúl Riera

Raul has been contributing for quite some time now. He has created the Scaffold CFWheels Plugin. You can see him all over the blogosphere spreading the word about Wheels.

Hall of Fame

These guys no longer work on the core of the Wheels project.

Rob Cameron

Rob founded the ColdFusion on Wheels project in 2005. He still blogs about Ruby, Rails, and open source software on his personal site, Riding the Clutch.

Chris Peters

Chris taken the lead role of the core team in early 2008 and led the way to form a strong community backing for the project. Now he has moved over to lead the evangelism team and is focusing on marketing initiatives for Wheels.