Re: Looking for Squid Developers (fwd)

A hard problem indeed. Most people who have worked on Squid or related
things have been sucked up by the various commercial cache vendors.

I hope to be able to provide an organization where Squid development can
be sponsored in a clean manner. Should have done this years ago.
Unfortunately my situation now is somewhat messy so I cannot tell right
now when this will happen.

Please remember that Squid is a GPL product, and as such requires any
development to be performed in compliance with this license. Developing
based on GPL calls for a slightly different development model than most
"traditional" development models.

--
Henrik Nordstrom
Squid hacker
> Date: Fri, 19 Jan 2001 11:01:05 -0800 (PST)
> From: Niral Shah <niral@netgopher.com>
> Subject: Looking for Squid Developers
> 
> My name is Niral Shah, the founder of a startup which does
> intelligent caching.  We've architected a product offering and
> after careful consideration, decided Squid would be the best
> platform.  We are looking for good Squid Developers.  Needless
> to say, they're hard to find because they're all over the world
> as opposed to say an iPlanet format which is in one building.
> 
> We are currently looking for a CTO to lead this vision into
> reality and also developers to make an alpha product.  Any thoughts
> on where to look?  I've gone through the archives and picked out
> the names that might be interested.  If you know anyone that's
> motivated to make the bandwidth problem for the end user a thing
> of the past let me know.  Thank you for your time in advance.
> 
> Have a great day!
> Niral Shah
> Founder & CEO
> netGopher
> 408-423-6675
> 
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