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Bio

Born in 1974 in France, Julien Viet early started computer science with his father's Apple IIe and continued with an Atari, an Amiga and finally a PC.

He spent one year at the NIST where he developed an XML-relational server, during that time he dived into middleware using the JBoss Application Server.

He joined the JBoss community in 2001 and pretty soon after he was hired by the JBoss company. At JBoss Julien started as a contributor of the JBoss Application Server project in 2002. In 2004 he founded the open source project JBoss Portal and was the lead until August 2008.

He is a member of the JSR 286 Portlet 2.0 expert group and also a member of JSR 283 Content Repository for Java Technology API 2.0 specification.

Today Julien is the portal product manager at eXo platform.

Open Source Involvement

I like Open Source Software and is/was a contributor of several projects

  • eXo platform: Portal product manager working mainly on the portal, portlet container and JCR.
  • JBoss Portal: I founded the JBoss Portal project in 2004 and was the lead until August 2008.
  • JBoss Application Server: Contributed to the project around 2002, mainly JMX and JNDI.
  • Cargo: Minor patches (shared classpath feature).
  • Spaz: Minor contributions to Spaz a nice Twitter client (URL rewriting feature, marked-as-read feature, dock icon badging).

Speaker

I spoke to the following conferences

  • What's new and cool in Portlet 2.0 at JavaZone in September 2008
  • What's new and cool in Portlet 2.0 at WebExpo Bern in March 2008
  • Portlet Best Practices at Javaone in 2006
  • JBoss Portal talk Javapolis in 2005
  • JBoss World: I have been several times speaker at JBoss World

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