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+---
+title: Current Developers
+---
+
+
+
+### Marc Durdin
+
+
+I wrote the first versions of Keyman, as a teenager while living in Laos, in between home schooling and riding my
+bicycle around town fixing NGO computers. After moving to Tasmania for University, where I completed a Bachelor of
+Computing degree, I worked with my wife for a year in Papua New Guinea as a volunteer with Australian Volunteers
+International. I continued part-time development of Keyman during and after University and started working full time
+on the full suite of Keyman projects in 2005.
+
+
+Outside work I still ride my bike. We have two daughters and one son. After living in Phnom Penh, Cambodia
+for two years, our family is back in Australia where I continue to lead the Keyman team within SIL.
+I can speak, read, and write, to varying degrees, Khmer, Lao, Thai and Tok Pisin, and used to speak French as a child.
+
+My personal blog can be found at [marc.durdin.net](https://marc.durdin.net/) and my Twitter account is
+[@MarcDurdin](https://www.twitter.com/MarcDurdin).
+
+----
+
+
+
+### Makara Sok
+
+
+My name is Makara. I have just graduated with an MA in Linguistics. The topic of my thesis was about how to convert
+Khmer words into IPA. It was a really fun project to do because I got to incorporate my limited knowledge in coding
+into the making of the tool with the help of my advisor, and contribute to Khmer language research. I love to explore
+new technological things and that is why I am now here to help and learn from the Keyman team.
+
+----
+
+
+
+### Joshua Horton
+
+
+I grew up in the United States watching lots of science-fiction shows. I always loved the grand vision of the future
+those shows set out, with people of various ethnicities, races, and even species all working together in harmony...
+well, at least most of the time. This led me to a stint as a graduate student at the University of Florida, during
+which time I became interested in work in natural language processing and computational linguistics. While searching
+for data necessary for my research, I became aware of the technological issues suffered by many of the world's people
+groups - a problem that Keyman has been addressing for years. When someone lacks the ability to type effectively in
+their own language, how can we communicate or collaborate effectively with them?
+
+Growing up during our new "Information Age" has given me a great appreciation for what technology can do to bring
+people together and facilitate cross-cultural relationships, but it can only do so when people can effectively use it.
+Toward this end, I completed a Doctorate of Computer Engineering there in August 2015, after which I worked for a
+year and a half as an adjunct lecturer at the University of Florida. Now, as of May 2017 I've joined the Keyman team
+as a software developer.
+
+----
+
+
+
+### Eberhard Beilharz
+
+
+I am one of the few non-native English speakers in the team, coming from
+Germany. I have a degree in computer science from the University of Applied Sciences in
+Karlsruhe. After working in a small software company for several years I joined SIL’s
+language software development department where I worked on different projects with a focus on
+maintaining cross-platform compatibility of our products. During my time with the Keyman team
+I mainly worked on all aspects of Keyman for Linux.
+
+
+If I happen to have some spare time I enjoy reading, bicycling and other outdoor activities.
+
+----
+
+
+
+### Darcy Wong
+
+
+I'm a Texan from a family of engineers, and have an MS in Software Engineering from Southern Methodist University.
+Since 2000, I've been working as a software developer, and in 2013, my family moved to southeast Asia where I
+joined one of SIL's Language Technology teams. As of May 2017, I've been working remotely with this entertaining and
+cross-cultural team. It's been a very encouraging environment as we learn together how to improve Keyman for
+our users.
+
+
+My wife and I have two children. I also enjoy playing Ultimate (frisbee), going to the gym, and playing boardgames.
+
+## Previous Contributors
+
+More about [previous contributors](./previous)
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+---
+title: Previous Contributors
+---
+
+
+### Tom Bogle
+
+
+I grew up in beautiful Minnesota (or Minne-SNOW-ta as some people call it). I graduated with a degree in computer
+science from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in 1991. After working as a consultant and contract programmer for
+several years in Chicago, my family and I moved to Waxhaw, NC. Since 1998, I have worked on various SIL language
+software projects to help linguists and translators do their jobs. I am fluent in Spanish, which I learned from my
+wife.
+
+In addition to my software work, I also enjoy swimming and other water sports, baking and cooking, day hiking, and
+working with youth. Since 2015, my wife and I have been welcoming foster children into our home.
+
+----
+
+
+### DG
+
+
+I'm from Northern Ireland and I have a Natural Sciences degree from Cambridge.
+I've been working on the Linux side of Keyman since May 2018. Prior to that I've
+been working as a software developer and/or volunteering on various free and
+open software projects.
+
+I enjoy audax, other non-speedy cycling, and board games.
+
+
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+---
+title: About Keyman
+---
+
+Originally created in 1993 to type Lao on Windows, Keyman is now a free and open source keyboarding platform which allows
+anyone to write a keyboard layout for their language. Keyman is available for many platforms, including Windows,
+macOS, iOS, Android, Linux and the web.
+
+Keyboard layouts are defined with a clear and easy to understand keyboard grammar. Keyman's contextual input model
+means keyboard layouts can be intelligent and make it simple to type even the most complex languages.
+Keyboard layouts are distributed through an open catalog to all major desktop and mobile platforms.
+
+
+## About SIL International
+
+
+
+
+Keyman is created by SIL International. Partners in Language Development,
+SIL International is a faith-based nonprofit organization committed to serving language communities
+worldwide as they build capacity for sustainable language development. SIL does this primarily
+through research, translation, training and materials development.
+
+You can learn more about SIL International on the [SIL International web site](https://www.sil.org/about).
+
+## About National Polytechnic Institute of Cambodia
+
+
+
+
+One of the Keyman international software teams operates out of the [National Polytechnic Institute of Cambodia](https://npic.edu.kh/).
+The NPIC is Cambodia's premier center for vocational training and higher education and is located in Phnom Penh.
+
+## Current Developers
+
+More info about [current developers](./developers/)
+
+## Previous Contributors
+
+More info about [previous contributors](./developers/previous)
+
+## Social Media and Mailing Lists
+
+
+
+ 
Facebook
+
+ 
X/Twitter
+
+ 
Mastodon (typo.social)
+
+ 
YouTube
+
+ 
SIL Keyman Community Forum
+
+ 
Keyman Announcements by Email
+
+
+## Open Source Credits and Kudos
+
+
+
+[Cloudflare](https://www.cloudflare.com) speeds up and protects millions of websites, including ours.
+Their global CDN helps ensure the Keyman keyboards remain available world-wide. Many thanks for their free
+professional plan as a way of supporting the Keyman open source development.
+
+
+
+We are now using [BrowserStack](https://www.browserstack.com/) to test KeymanWeb and browser and renderer
+support for various languages and scripts. BrowserStack is an awesome tool to automatically test your website across
+thousands of different devices and browsers, instantly. They have kindly sponsored us with
+a free plan as a way of supporting the open source development of KeymanWeb! Many thanks, BrowserStack :)
+
+
+
+
+Keyman uses [Sentry](https://sentry.io) for error monitoring. Thank you to Sentry for sponsoring the Keyman
+project with a free plan!
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-About Keyman
-
- Originally created in 1993 to type Lao on Windows, Keyman is now a free and open source keyboarding platform which allows
- anyone to write a keyboard layout for their language. Keyman is available for many platforms, including Windows,
- macOS, iOS, Android, Linux and the web.
-
-
- Keyboard layouts are defined with a clear and easy to understand keyboard grammar. Keyman's contextual input model
- means keyboard layouts can be intelligent and make it simple to type even the most complex languages.
- Keyboard layouts are distributed through an open catalog to all major desktop and mobile platforms.
-
-
-About SIL International
-
-
- 
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- Keyman is created by SIL International. Partners in Language Development,
- SIL International is a faith-based nonprofit organization committed to serving language communities
- worldwide as they build capacity for sustainable language development. SIL does this primarily
- through research, translation, training and materials development.
-
-
-
- You can learn more about SIL International on the
- SIL International web site.
-
-
-About National Polytechnic Institute of Cambodia
-
-
-
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-
-
-
- One of the Keyman international software teams operates out of the
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-
-
-Current Developers
-
-
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-Marc Durdin
-
-
-
- I wrote the first versions of Keyman, as a teenager while living in Laos, in between home schooling and riding my
- bicycle around town fixing NGO computers. After moving to Tasmania for University, where I completed a Bachelor of
- Computing degree, I worked with my wife for a year in Papua New Guinea as a volunteer with Australian Volunteers
- International. I continued part-time development of Keyman during and after University and started working full time
- on the full suite of Keyman projects in 2005.
-
-
- Outside work I still ride my bike. We have two daughters and one son. After living in Phnom Penh, Cambodia
- for two years, our family is back in Australia where I continue to lead the Keyman team within SIL.
- I can speak, read, and write, to varying degrees, Khmer, Lao, Thai and Tok Pisin, and used to speak French as a child.
-
-
- My personal blog can be found at marc.durdin.net and my Twitter account is
- @MarcDurdin.
-
-
-" />
-Makara Sok
-
-
-
- My name is Makara. I have just graduated with an MA in Linguistics. The topic of my thesis was about how to convert
- Khmer words into IPA. It was a really fun project to do because I got to incorporate my limited knowledge in coding
- into the making of the tool with the help of my advisor, and contribute to Khmer language research. I love to explore
- new technological things and that is why I am now here to help and learn from the Keyman team.
-
-
-" />
-Joshua Horton
-
-
-
- I grew up in the United States watching lots of science-fiction shows. I always loved the grand vision of the future
- those shows set out, with people of various ethnicities, races, and even species all working together in harmony...
- well, at least most of the time. This led me to a stint as a graduate student at the University of Florida, during
- which time I became interested in work in natural language processing and computational linguistics. While searching
- for data necessary for my research, I became aware of the technological issues suffered by many of the world's people
- groups - a problem that Keyman has been addressing for years. When someone lacks the ability to type effectively in
- their own language, how can we communicate or collaborate effectively with them?
-
-
- Growing up during our new "Information Age" has given me a great appreciation for what technology can do to bring
- people together and facilitate cross-cultural relationships, but it can only do so when people can effectively use it.
- Toward this end, I completed a Doctorate of Computer Engineering there in August 2015, after which I worked for a
- year and a half as an adjunct lecturer at the University of Florida. Now, as of May 2017 I've joined the Keyman team
- as a software developer.
-
-
-" />
-Eberhard Beilharz
-
-
-I am one of the few non-native English speakers in the team, coming from
- Germany. I have a degree in computer science from the University of Applied Sciences in
- Karlsruhe. After working in a small software company for several years I joined SIL’s
- language software development department where I worked on different projects with a focus on
- maintaining cross-platform compatibility of our products. During my time with the Keyman team
- I mainly worked on all aspects of Keyman for Linux.
-
- If I happen to have some spare time I enjoy reading, bicycling and other outdoor activities.
-
-
-
-DW
-
-
-
- I'm a Texan from a family of engineers, and have an MS in Software Engineering from Southern Methodist University.
- Since 2000, I've been working as a software developer, and in 2013, my family moved to southeast Asia where I
- joined one of SIL's Language Technology teams. As of May 2017, I've been working remotely with this entertaining and
- cross-cultural team. It's been a very encouraging environment as we learn together how to improve Keyman for
- our users.
-
-
- My wife and I have two children. I also enjoy playing Ultimate (frisbee), going to the gym, and playing boardgames.
-
-
-Previous Contributors
-
-" />
-Tom Bogle
-
-
-
- I grew up in beautiful Minnesota (or Minne-SNOW-ta as some people call it). I graduated with a degree in computer
- science from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in 1991. After working as a consultant and contract programmer for
- several years in Chicago, my family and I moved to Waxhaw, NC. Since 1998, I have worked on various SIL language
- software projects to help linguists and translators do their jobs. I am fluent in Spanish, which I learned from my
- wife.
-
-
- In addition to my software work, I also enjoy swimming and other water sports, baking and cooking, day hiking, and
- working with youth. Since 2015, my wife and I have been welcoming foster children into our home.
-
-
- DG
-
-
- I'm from Northern Ireland and I have a Natural Sciences degree from Cambridge.
- I've been working on the Linux side of Keyman since May 2018. Prior to that I've
- been working as a software developer and/or volunteering on various free and
- open software projects.
-
-
- I enjoy audax, other non-speedy cycling, and board games.
-
-
-Social Media and Mailing Lists
-
-
-
-Open Source Credits and Kudos
-
-
-
-
-
- Cloudflare speeds up and protects millions of websites, including ours.
- Their global CDN helps ensure the Keyman keyboards remain available world-wide. Many thanks for their free
- professional plan as a way of supporting the Keyman open source development.
-
-
- " />
-
- We are now using BrowserStack to test KeymanWeb and browser and renderer
- support for various languages and scripts. BrowserStack is an awesome tool to automatically test your website across
- thousands of different devices and browsers, instantly. They have kindly sponsored us with
- a free plan as a way of supporting the open source development of KeymanWeb! Many thanks, BrowserStack :)
-
-
- " />
-
- Keyman uses Sentry for error monitoring. Thank you to Sentry for sponsoring the Keyman
- project with a free plan!
-
-
-
-
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