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Frank Yung-Fong Tang - Netscape Communications/AOLFrank Yung-Fong Tang works for Netscape/AOL client development team as the technical lead for Mozilla international features. Frank joined Netscape Communication Corp, in 1995 and worked on the internationalization of Netscape Navigator/Communicator version 2, 3 and 4. Frank is a cross-platform hacker and is currently hacking MacOS, Win32, X Windows code on a daily basis. Before he joined Netscape, Frank worked for Text and International Software Group at Apple Computer Inc, Cupertino, USA, during 1993-1995 and UNIX Chinese Localization Group at Institute for Information Industry, Taiwan, ROC during 1989-1991. Frank received his M.S. degree in Computer Science from Northeastern University, Boston, Mass, USA in 1993, and College Graduade Diploma from Ming-Hsing Junior Engineering College, Hsin-Chu, Taiwan, ROC. Readers may contact Frank by sending email to: ftang@netscape.com |
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