Credits and honourable mentions #

Significant contributions to Themis encryption library have been made by Ignat Korchagin (@ignatk) and Andrey Mnazakanov (@mnaza).

As for 2021, Themis is supported by core crew:

@radetsky as React Native engineer.
@iamnotacake as hands-on software engineer.
@ilammy who joined as a Rust contributor, but ended up bringing joy and order to the whole repository.
@vixentael who joined as a mobile developer, but is maintaining Themis for many years now.
@lagovas as a C, Go, Python developer.
@shadinua as an infrastructure engineer.
@gene-eu as the mastermind.
@julepka as a tamer of Apple ecosystem.

A special thank you goes to the awesome contributors that help us make Themis better:

@radetsky for researching, implementing and supporting Themis React Native making it 15th supported platform / language (#902).
@storojs72 as a crypto engineer who is supporting Themis for multiple years.
@G1gg1L3s for adding new Themis benchmarks so we know how fast (or slow) Themis is (#821).
@maxammann for improvements in WasmThemis code, documentation, and triggering discussions (#779, #781, #783).
@julepka for updating iOS and macOS examples, and bringing Themis SPM to real life (#823, #817, #806, #726, #724, #723).
@dodikk for pushing Themis to C# and proving with examples how Android Themis can be used in Xamarin apps (#716).
@karenswry for improving documentation and fixing our poor language.
@mozhmike for improving PHPThemis.
@luismerino for finding memory-related issues, integer overflow issues and dead code pieces (#712, #714).
@ilammy for creating Rust-Themis wrapper, improving Themis Core, and all the numerous updates.
@sergeyzenchenko for significantly improving the Secure Mobile websocket example (#4).
@deszip for improving JsThemis (#326) and ObjCThemis (#354).
@Dimdron for significantly improving Themis examples for Java and Android (#3).
@popaaaandrei for numerous questions and suggestions (#407, #355, #354, #416, #415).
@movie-travel-code for finding a possible null pointer deference caused by the misusage of short-circuit evaluation (#314).
@valeriyvan for numerous improvements in iOS support and examples.
@bryongloden for numerous changes and suggestions.
@outspace for spotting code imperfections like a hawk, when even the mighty Valgrind failed to do so (#514, #515, #516, #517)!
@eliteraspberries for finding and fixing memory issues.
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