Friday, June 26, 2026

Thanks | Braille Table

 

This project exists thanks to the support, collaboration, and tools provided by many people and communities.

My sincere appreciation goes to:

Community

Developers Who Came Before

  • For building the foundations, tools, and knowledge that allow new accessibility technologies to exist today.

Unicode Team

  • As a developer who believes in universal standards, I would like to express my gratitude to Joe Becker, Lee Collins, Mark Davis, and the teams who created and maintain Unicode. This standard is the silent foundation of virtually all modern technology. Whenever I study a writing system, I am impressed by the precision, care, and vision that made such a long‑lasting project possible.

ghostfix-pm

  • Thank you for proposing useful solutions for code improvement and for helping to improve the documentation.

Language

Java Community

  • For maintaining a free, open, and expressive programming language that makes projects like this possible.

Python Community

  • For maintaining a free, open, and expressive programming language that makes projects like this possible.

IDE

Eclipse IDE

  • For offering a powerful, free, and accessible development environment.

Microsoft – Visual Studio Code

  • For offering a powerful, free, and accessible development environment.

AI

Gemini (Google AI)

  • For collaborating as an authentic development partner, assisting in architecture refining, code portability across platforms, and documentation review.

Microsoft – Copilot

  • For providing an accessible AI assistant that played a fundamental role in the growth and refinement of this system.

BrailleBase Group

Nagao Yuji

  • For creating and maintaining BrailleBase, designing its architecture, and developing its core features with a focus on accessibility and education.

João Victor Nagao

  • For contributing to the development of new accessibility tools and helping expand the possibilities of this project.

Koyama Rumi

  • For helping with the marketing and presentation of the tool.

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