Credits

The following people have been credited for working on FujiNet. If I have missed you, please add yourself -Thom

• Joe Honold (@mozzwald) - He does the hardware. The reason this thing exists in the first place. He wanted to make a modem, and decided to hook up all the things. He also did the MODEM emulation, and implemented the MIDIMAZE mode in the Firmware. Built and shipped most of the prototypes. Runs fujinet.online. Releases the firmware.
• Thomas Cherryhomes (@tschak) - He does the firmware. Saw @mozzwald's design and asked, "Is the COMMAND line hooked up?" and wrote the first Arduino sketches that booted a disk from the network. Writes the Atari side of the software in addition to the firmware. Makes endless videos and promotion. The mouth of the project. Runs atari-apps.irata.online and homesoft.irata.online, and... irata.online :)
• Jeff Piepmeier (@jeffpiep) - He saw what @mozzwald and @tschak were doing and said, "gosh, it'd be swell to make a virtual printer!" and in the process started the work to merge together the dozens of Arduino sketches that each did one function, into a cohesive single code-base running under Platform.IO, effectively making the first production firmware. He also ported SAM, and works on the cassette code, and lots of other bits.
• Oscar Fowler (@omf) - He stumbled onto Discord one day, saw what we were doing and said, "gosh this is neat!" and proceeded to hack on the firmware with @tschak. Is responsible for moving the code-base from Arduino to the ESP32 ESP-IDF vendor toolkit, giving us ultimate control over the ESP32 microcontroller. He also did performance enhancements to the TNFS protocol that we're borrowing from the Spectranet project in the form of protocol extensions.
• Marcin Sochacki (@Montezuma) - Added SIO2BT support, effectively giving us a use case for the Bluetooth transceiver on every FujiNet
• Steve Boswell (@a8bit) - Designed and Built the dozen or so Mars Bar prototypes when the project was still on ESP8266. Gave us the wonderful logo. Runs tnfs.atari8bit.net, one of the reasons FujiNet is being embedded into upcoming Atari 8-bit systems.
• Bocianu Boczansky - Made extensions to TNFS for statistics reporting. Writer of ChessNet, Shoutbox, and more upcoming FujiNet software. Helps work on the Atari side of the software.
• Andrew Diller (@atariorbit) - helped hacking on the Smartport, general testing and questioning, doc writer and video maker. fujinet.diller.org is my tnfs server.