Re: [webkit-dev] Reviewer Nomination: Peter Kasting

2009-07-02 Thread Oliver Hunt
I have difficulty seeing peter as a reviewer he has historically  
demonstrated a bad attitude wrt other ports, is reticent about fixing  
regressions in other ports.


I also think expert on how image decoders work is overrated as he is  
the only person who has done any work on them, and has repeatedly  
broken them on platforms he isn't directly involved in.


Given my recollection of working with him i don't yet believe he has  
reached the point where he should reasonably be considered for a  
reviewer.


--Oliver

On Jul 2, 2009, at 1:10 AM, Eric Seidel wrote:


I would like to nominate Peter Kasting as a WebKit reviewer.

Peter is most well known for all his work on the Image Decoders.  At
this point, I believe he's webkit's #1 expert on how they work.  Peter
also worked on other random bits of WebCore under the Don Gibson
pseudonym before Chrome was public.

I have found Peter a pleasure to work with, very technical, extremely
passionate, and quite level-headed.  (Even including some recent
arguments over image decoder architecture between Holger and Peter.)

Peter is well over 80 patches:
http://trac.webkit.org/search?q=kasting
http://trac.webkit.org/search?q=Don+Gibson

His patches have been reviewed by numerous other reviewers (including
myself), and he can be found everyday in #webkit as pkasting.

Do I hear a 2nd, 3rd?  (Ideally including at least one non-Google  
reviewer...)


-eric
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Re: [webkit-dev] Reviewer Nomination: Peter Kasting

2009-07-02 Thread Mark Rowe


On 2009-07-02, at 01:10, Eric Seidel wrote:


I would like to nominate Peter Kasting as a WebKit reviewer.

Peter is most well known for all his work on the Image Decoders.  At
this point, I believe he's webkit's #1 expert on how they work.  Peter
also worked on other random bits of WebCore under the Don Gibson
pseudonym before Chrome was public.

I have found Peter a pleasure to work with, very technical, extremely
passionate, and quite level-headed.  (Even including some recent
arguments over image decoder architecture between Holger and Peter.)

Peter is well over 80 patches:
http://trac.webkit.org/search?q=kasting
http://trac.webkit.org/search?q=Don+Gibson

His patches have been reviewed by numerous other reviewers (including
myself), and he can be found everyday in #webkit as pkasting.

Do I hear a 2nd, 3rd?  (Ideally including at least one non-Google  
reviewer...)


This is the wrong mailing list for reviewer nominations.

- Mark



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Re: [webkit-dev] Reviewer Nomination: Peter Kasting

2009-07-02 Thread David Hyatt

Seconded.

On Jul 2, 2009, at 3:10 AM, Eric Seidel wrote:


I would like to nominate Peter Kasting as a WebKit reviewer.

Peter is most well known for all his work on the Image Decoders.  At
this point, I believe he's webkit's #1 expert on how they work.  Peter
also worked on other random bits of WebCore under the Don Gibson
pseudonym before Chrome was public.

I have found Peter a pleasure to work with, very technical, extremely
passionate, and quite level-headed.  (Even including some recent
arguments over image decoder architecture between Holger and Peter.)

Peter is well over 80 patches:
http://trac.webkit.org/search?q=kasting
http://trac.webkit.org/search?q=Don+Gibson

His patches have been reviewed by numerous other reviewers (including
myself), and he can be found everyday in #webkit as pkasting.

Do I hear a 2nd, 3rd?  (Ideally including at least one non-Google  
reviewer...)


-eric
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