Ruby Together Team

Ruby Together funds up to 5 hours per week of ongoing work by a development team consisting of:

• Aditya Prakash, who also works to keep RubyGems.org up, improving the codebase and managing the servers.
• Christoph Olszowka, who is building The Ruby Toolbox 2.0.
• David Radcliffe, who maintains and develops RubyGems.org, as well as the servers that run it.
• Ellen Marie Dash, who maintains the how_is reporting tool, as well as the RubyGems library and the gem command.
• Jonathan Claudius, who helps secure RubyGems and RubyGems.org.
• Kerri Miller, who is making the lives of RubyGems and RubyGems.org users better, one issue at a time.
• Luis Sagastume, who is helping maintain and improve RubyGems and Gemstash.
• Samuel E. Giddins, who maintains Molinillo, the dependency resolver used by Bundler, RubyGems, and CocoaPods, and contributes to each of those projects.
• Stephanie Morillo, who writes, copywrites, and edits the Bundler and RubyGems documentation.

Developer team alumni include:

• Amy Wibowo
• André Arko
• Jeremy Hinegardner
• Kurtis Rainbolt-Green
• Liz Abinante
• Lynn Cyrin
• Patricia Arbona

The Ruby Together board of directors is made up entirely of volunteers. The board currently includes:

• Adarsh Pandit from Cylinder Digital
• Allison Sheren McMillan from GitHub
• Coraline Ada Ehmke from Stitch Fix
• Jonan Scheffler from Heroku
• Valerie Woolard Srinivasan from Panoply

Board alumni include:

• Aaron Patterson
• André Arko
• Camille Baldock
• Courteney Ervin
• Ines Sombra
• Joel Watson
• Sarah Mei
• Steve Klabnik
• Terence Lee

Ruby Together relies on its own team to enable and evangelize our non-profit work. That team includes:

• André Arko, executive directing
• Mandy Moore, executive administrating
• PJ Hagerty, developer evangelising

Team alumni include:

• Amy Wibowo, design and branding
• Carina C. Zona, developer evangelising
• Phillip Arndt, webdev and sales outreach
• Rachel Keranen, copywriting and content strategy