Mickaël Graf

About me

I am born in Montpellier, France, 37 years ago. After obtaining my Masters Degree in Information System and Management, and a short job experience in France, I moved to Sweden in February 1999 and soon started to work as database developer for an Internet advertising company.

In January 2003, I began to work as database developer for the swedish node of the Global Biodiversity Information Facility, located at the Swedish Museum of Natural History. Since I started at this position, GBIF-Sweden became the third biggest provider of biodiversity records. I also developped the corporate website, which includes a search engine, a mapserver, news and documents.

On my spare time I developped geo:truc, a web application allowing people to easily find the latitude and longitude of a location, and to transform them in different formats, such as geoRSS, geo (microformat) and machine tags.

I am also the creator and former main developer of Orage, a calendar application for the Xfce project, a desktop environment for various Linux and Unix systems.

Specialties

Database design, development and maintainance (MySQL, Oracle, FileMaker), SQL, PHP, AJAX, C, GTK+, Javascript, XML, (X)HTML, Linux (Ubuntu, Fedora, RedHat, Slackware), PL/SQL, Apache, Open Source, Mapserver, Google Maps, CodeIgniter, GeoRSS, Microformats, Textpattern, Wordpress

I moved to #xmonad. #netbeans doesn't fit well with it. #eclipse, here I come!
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RU a connoisseur? Check http://t.co/NNEYzj30 early invitations available.
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RT @FredrikErixon: While Europe is asleep – it has been estimated that every day 100 000 people will grow out of extreme poverty up to 2015.
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RT @jbmaillard: Qui veut bien devenir mon 667e follower ? C'est pas que ça me dérange, mais quand-même ! (RT please) #help
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@ulwur yes sir! less from the end of the file.
posted at 20:45:21 reply

less +G anylogfile.log : awesome
posted at 20:38:12 reply

@milindkoyande You're welcome. I was just wondering why there's no hibernate in 12.04
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RT @milindkoyande: How to Re-Enable Hibernate in Ubuntu 12.04 http://t.co/gRWaSjxL
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@ajturner interesting? http://t.co/OMM179ma
posted at 17:30:34 reply

@loic it sounds like swedish summer
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