Credits
Many people have contributed to the WURFL project. Here they come.

Luca Passani

• Luca Passani (passani at eunet dot no)
  
  Role: Luca had the original WURFL idea. He is the WURFL architect and all the main decisions about how to organize the WURFL data come from him. Most notably, Luca came up with the fall_back mechanism which allows new devices to 'inherit' the capabilities of its predecessors and just override what is shown to be different.
  Luca also designed and implemented the WURFL Java API and the WALL tag-library.
  Company:http://www.admob.com
  Luca is based in Rome, Italy.
  
  

Contributors

• Andrea Trasatti (atrasatti at users dot sourceforge dot net)
  
  Role: Andrea has found (and verified) the great majority of the devices accounted for in the WURFL
  In addition to that, Andrea has been the WURFL maintainer until June 2007, which means that he spent a lot of time updating the WURFL repository on a daily basis by collecting and organizing data from different sources.
  In addition to device spotting, Andrea also developed PHP support for WURFL and deployed those apps in commercial environments (which goes a long way in demonstrating how good the concept is).
  Company: DotMobi
  
  
• Laszlo Nadai (lnadai at jnet1.com)
  
  Role: Laszlo implemented the first Java API and the WURFL tag-library (now superceeded by WALL and JSTL).
  Company: Laszlo is a freelance programmer based in California
  
  
  
• André van den Heever (andrevdh at gmail dot com)
  Role: Andre is currently based in London, UK as a WAP Developer.
  He has been working in the Media Sector for more than 8 years and has been involved with large projects for Content Providers and Network Operators in the UK and South Africa. Andre has gained much experience developing systems and applications for Mobile Messaging, Entertainment and Data Services.
  Company: Wireless Information Networks http://www.winplc.com/
  
  
• Jonathan Condit (Areacode)Design
  Role: Jonathan designed the WURFL and WALL logos.
  Company: Areacode Design http://www.areacodedesign.com/
  
  
• Rainer Hillebrand (rainer.hillebrand at webcab.de)
  Role: Provides updates for new WAP user-agents based on real HTTP requests to WebCab.de's web server. Implements Perl modules and sample scripts to easily make WURFL available for Perl programmers.
  Company: WebCab.de http://webcab.de/
  
  
• Clive van Hilten (clive.vanhilten at misys.com)
  
  Role:Contributed documentation for WURFL/JSP installation with Tomcat
  
  
• Bill Ray (Bill.Ray at O2.com)
  
  Role:Nice Swing utility to browse the Wurfl (See MyWURFL, under Java)
  
  
• Ed Alkema (ealkema at openlot.com)
  
  Role:Contributed WURFL/ASP device capability lookup at thewirelessfaq.com and developed asp support the WURFL
  Company:Openlot Systems http://www.openlot.com
  
  
• Zev Blut (zb at 104.com)
  
  Role: Provided the initial UAProfile mapping to WURFL rules. He also supplies help and comments in adding extra features to the WURFL.
  Company:Ubiquitous Business Technologies (104.com). Zev is based in Tokyo, Japan. http://www.ubit.com
  
  
• Armand Lynch (lyncha at sourceforge.net )
  
  Role: Created and contributed the pyWURFL Python tools.
  Armand is currently based in Montreal, Canada.
  
  
• Robert Virkus/J2ME Polish (j2mepolish at enough dot de)
  
  Role: Role contributed shared J2ME knowledge and J2ME information
  Company: J2ME Polish is a suite of tools for creating "polished" J2ME applications. The J2ME Polish project is providing the J2ME device information for WURFL.
  J2ME Polish is a project by Enough Software (http://www.enough.de)
  
  
• Murphy Alabi - CEO, Technical Director (momedisys ltd)
  
  Role: Murphy contributed tests for the WURFL test suite.
  Company:Momedisys Ltd, a Belfast based company designs and develops multimedia applications and systems for ubiquitous devices. (www.momedisys.com)