Active Sponsoring Companies

These companies have at least 1 active committer in the project.

Logo	Company	Support provided	Professional Support
	XWiki SAS	Creator of the XWiki open source project 11 active committers developing the project Financing and operating the various xwiki.org web sites (xwiki.org, l10n.xwiki.org, ci.xwiki.org, nexus.xwiki.org, maven.xwiki.org, sonar.xwiki.org, jira.xwiki.org, lists.xwiki.org, etc) Financing and operating the free myxwiki.org farm for non profit companies and individuals. Community support on the XWiki mailing lists/forums and IRC	See offer
	SOFTEC sa	1 active committer developing the project	See offer
	EsPresto AG	1 active committer developing the project	See offer

Companies sponsoring development tools

Several companies are helping the XWiki open source project by offering free licenses to various tools or services:

Company	Software	Support provided
OW2		XWiki is an OW2 project
JetBrains	Can't code withoutIDE for professional JavaScript development with AJAX ready refactorings	Free IntelliJ IDEA licenses for XWiki developers. See what XWiki devs have to say about IntelliJ IDEA!
Atlassian		Free JIRA licenses for managing the XWiki project
YourKit		Free license to the YourKit Java profiler for profiling XWiki
Almworks		Free license to the JIRA Client for XWiki developers
Sonatype		Free license for Nexus Pro for the XWiki project
Plugenta		Free license to Suggestimate for JIRA
SonarSource		Free license to several SonarQube commercial plugins: Views, Developer Cockpit, SQALE

Open source projects used by XWiki

In addition, XWiki uses lots of other open source projects. Without them it would have taken tens of years to make XWiki from the ground up. XWiki is standing on the shoulders of giants! Thanks very much to all of these projects and the people/companies behind them.

XWiki Community

We are also deeply indebted to all our XWiki committers and contributors. If you're interested in participating check the Contributing Guide.

Thanks also to all the XWiki users out there who are making it worthwhile to develop XWiki.

Last (but not least), thanks to everyone doing viral marketing about the XWiki project: