Name: Raphaël Rousseau
Member since: 2001-01-24 12:43:12
Last Login: 2012-03-24 19:17:50

Homepage: http://www.r4f.org

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I'm an instructor the IT training
company Learning Tree International:
" href="http://www.learningtree.com/courses/431.htm">431:
Perl Programming,
Hands-On", "
href="http://www.learningtree.com/courses/520.htm">520:
Hands-On MySQL: Database
Administration and Web Development", "
href="http://www.learningtree.com/courses/519.htm">519: PHP
for Web Development: Hands-On
" and a French-only course "
href="http://www.learningtree.fr/courses/frf202.htm">F202:
Développement Web avec PHP : Fonctions avancées : Travaux
Pratiques
" (an advanced course about PHP programming).

I'm a member of
href="http://www.april.org">April. April is,
since 1998, a French
non-profit association
which aims at spreading
the
href="http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/">philosophy
of the href="http://www.fsf.org">FSF. It is
the first associated organization of
the French Chapter.

I'm a kind of
Perlmonger.

I've
been working at href="http://www.alcove.com">Alcôve, between
April 1999 and July
2004, as a Free Software consultant.
This company's business-model is
around value-added services:
mainly consulting, training,
2nd level technical support,
software development (from
device drivers to high-level
applications..) and hardware
validation for use with
GNU/Linux. For
this job, I gave a
course for IBM Global
Services called «Free Software
& Linux: State of the
Art», written by 2
colleagues and me. I was the
responsible for our
newsletter called
href="http://www.alcove.com/alcove/newsletter/">«Secrets
d'Alcôve» (Alcove's
Secrets) and I usually worked
for web-oriented projects
(in Perl or
PHP, based on
MySQL or
PostgreSQL RDBMS).

I'm the technical
director of a Swiss
non-profit
organization:
href="http://www.ynternet.org">Ynternet.org.
The activity of this
association is to cooperate
with NGO in developing countries
to help them
communicating with one
another. To achieve this goal we
have 2 major
projects: the MultyPass
CMS and the community web
site
href="http://www.cooperation.net">Cooperation.net.
Any piece of software
we work on is released
under GNU GPL (sure
!).

Cooperation.net is a
community web site, based on the
Ruby On Rail toolkit, the IMP
e-mail interface, a
MySQL RDBMS and some
other home-made
extensions. This site
aims at helping people, motivated
by cooperation, to
share skills, opinions and
make their NGO communicate about
their activities and
programs.

We have a lot of contacts
in French-speaking countries
and have set up a meeting
in Senegal, in November
2000, called href="http://www.afrilinux.org">Afrilinux.
There, we presented
our projects and
trained people to the
Internet «correct behaviors»: well
formed e-mails,
mailing lists usage,
using our Dynamit solution... The
audience wasn't
supposed to have any technical
knowledge but to be
young people working in
development-oriented (non
computer
related) projects/NGO.

I'm on of the proofreaders of the
Brave GNU World. The Brave
GNU World is a monthly presentation of Free
Software projects, done by
greve (FSF Europe
president.)

I'm now a member of the associate
editors for the FSM (Free Software
Magazine).

Some friends and I founded
libroscope

If you find it
useful I give you my
SourceForge
nick:
href="http://sourceforge.net/users/rafy/">rafy

My href="http://savannah.gnu.org">Savannah
nick:
href="http://savannah.gnu.org/users/r4f">r4f

And my Perl Monks
nick : href="http://www.perlmonks.org/index.pl?node_id=179688">R4f

• Helper on daCode
• Contributor on Perlmonger
• Every day Contributor on The Universe
• Teacher on Perl
• Power User on internet
• Member (active) on FSF Europe France Chapter
• Satisfied User on GNU
• Free Software Advocate on Evangelism
• End User/Advocate on Debian
• Kernel User with the GNU system on Linux
• Delighted User on GnuPG
• End User (Coder) on PHP
• Configurator & User on Apache
• Former User on SourceForge
• Every Day Delighted User on OpenSSH Linux & Unix port
• CVS over OpenSSH advocate on CVS
• Impressed User on Spreadsheet::WriteExcel
• Newbie on Sketch
• Supporter on squid
• Contributor on FSM
• Lead Developer on libroscope
• Guiness expert on Beer
• Contributor on Brave GNU World
• Contributor on Vhffs
• Topic Chairman on Libre Software Meeting

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