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Jolie is open
The Jolie project is open source. The core technology (interpreter and standard library) is released under the GNU Library General Public License (v2 or later). Sometimes, support tools and external integration libraries are released instead under the Apache License, to allow for the integration of Jolie in enterprise proprietary software.
Simply put, Jolie can be safely used to develop, coordinate, and integrate proprietary software. However, all modifications and improvements to the implementation of the Jolie interpreter and related libraries must be publicly shared. If you are in doubt about your usage of Jolie, please contact us.
This website is written in Jolie and it is itself open source: it is included in the SVN repository of the Jolie project. Every developer with access to the Jolie codebase can also update the website (directory web).
The Jolie Team
Jolie is a collaborative effort by many people spread over the world. You can see some of its history here. The following list includes the maintainers of the different tasks behind Jolie:
- Language Vision, Design, and Evolution: Claudio Guidi and Fabrizio Montesi
- Language Development: Fabrizio Montesi
- Open Source Project Administration and Releases: Fabrizio Montesi
- Communication and Website: Saverio Giallorenzo, Claudio Guidi and Fabrizio Montesi
If you are interested in joining us, please feel free to contact us through our mailing list. We are always open to new collaborations and discussions!
We often use the term The Jolie Team to refer to the people who contributed to the development of Jolie by writing code (copyright holders). In the lists below, we also give credit to people who contributed to the project through other means (research, useful discussions, sponsoring, etc.).
Main Active Developers
- Saverio Giallorenzo
- Claudio Guidi
- Balint Maschio
- Fabrizio Montesi
- Matthias Dieter Wallnöfer
Main Active Researchers
- Maurizio Gabbrielli
- Saverio Giallorenzo
- Claudio Guidi
- Ivan Lanese
- Fabrizio Montesi
- Gianluigi Zavattaro
Occasional Developers / Academics / Collaborators / Thanks to
- Michael Søby Andersen
- Paolo Anedda
- Alexey Bandura
- Valentino Baraldo
- Matteo Bonazzi
- Silvia Bonucci
- Stefano Bragaglia
- Elisa Brighi
- Francesco Bullini
- Marco Carbone
- Claudia Carpineti
- Diego Castronuovo
- Fabio Ciotoli
- Elvis Ciotti
- Mila Dalla Preda
- Nikolaj Falsted
- Jacob Fischer
- Roberto Gorrieri
- Claus Lindquist Henriksen
- Niels Martin Søholm Jensen
- Roberto La Maestra
- Jan Aagaard Meier
- Pier Paolo Lombardi
- Roberto Lucchi
- Sergio Magnani
- Davide Malagoli
- Jacopo Mauro
- Manuel Mazzara
- Paola Mello
- Marino Miculan
- Marco Montesi
- Andrea Monzali
- Michele Morgagni
- Julie Meinicke Nielsen
- Davide Nicolini
- Stefano Palazzi
- Alessandro Perfetti
- Monica Pitt
- Federico Roffi
- Larisa Safina
- Mauro Silvagni
- Bergar Simonsen
- Davide Sangiorgi
- Maurizio Sintuzzi
- Alessandro Sperduti
- Alessandro Suzzi
- Karoly Szanto
- Valentina Tronconi
- Tullio Vardanega
- Gianluigi Zanetti
- Alberto Zuccato
Sponsors
Current Sponsors
- CRC: Choreographies for Reliable and efficient Communication software (financed by the Danish Council for Independent Research)
- italianaSoftware
- Innopolis University
- GPA Group
- University of Southern Denmark, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
The server infrastructure for this website is kindly provided by the University of Southern Denmark, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science.