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Patrick Chanezon about Google Platforms and Software Development

 
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August 28th, 2006 · 5 Comments

Personal

This is Patrick Chanezon’s blog, an online place where I share thoughts, code, and a few haikus.

I’m old, married to Dorothee Chabas, a brilliant neurologist specialized in Multiple Sclerosis. We have 3 great kids: Eliette (), Simon () and Charlotte ().

Professional

I work with Google since 2005, as API Evangelist. These days I focus on the OpenSocial API. You can find useful ressource about OpenSocial under my del.icio.us OpenSocial tag.

Before that I took care of the Google Checkout API and the AdWords API.

Before that I was software architect in the Portal group at Sun, where I worked remotely from Paris, France between 2001 and 2005, with teams located in the US and India.

In 2004 I helped launch blogs.sun.com and co-created the ROME (Rss and atOM utilitiEs) project, an open source library designed to make writing syndication applications in java simpler.

I ported Sun ONE Portal Server to Sun, IBM and BEA application servers and worked on Sun Portal Collaboration suite.

Before that I used to work at Netscape and Accenture.

My resume is at P@ Resume and this is my most current blog.

Blog History

Over the past few years I have played with various blogging software. My old blogs can be found:

5 responses so far ↓

  • 1 P@ Log » Blog Archive » Blogging again // Mar 10, 2008 at 2:23 pm

    [...] Chanezon’s online braindump Archives for some of my previous blogs can be found in the About page. « Slides for Google-Hi5 OpenSocial presentation at Graphing Social Patterns West [...]

  • 2 marguerite manteau-rao // Jun 12, 2008 at 4:49 pm

    Bonjour Patrick,

    Ai decouvert votre blog grace a LinkedIn. Comme vous, je suis Centralienne (ECP), francaise dans la Bay Area, passionnee de social media, blogging en particulier, et questions environnement. Mon blog La Marguerite, est focalise sur ‘Behavioral solutions to global warming’.

    Je cherche a utiliser mes competences en marketing, social media, et developement durable, dans le cadre d’ une venture ici, et aimerais beaucoup recevoir vos conseils.

    Merci,

    Marguerite

  • 3 OpenSocial Applications in the Cloud « Cloudy Times // Jun 26, 2008 at 1:39 pm

    [...] Next week I am going to attend an invited talk given by Google’s OpenSocial evangelist Patrick Chanezon. It is always good to be prepared, so I took a glance at his slides. From what I can tell, Patrick [...]

  • 4 Luping Xu // Jun 21, 2009 at 10:21 am

    Hi Patrick,

    Nice blog! I was a super fan of google wave and when I search for the news of google wave, by chance I jump to your blog :-) It is kind of ??~?I don’t know how to say this in english… :-( ?! I would like to briefly introduce myself and then ask you something…. I am now a post-doc researcher of biology at Paris. My supervisor, Prof. Francois Taddei is a super active scientist and is willing to promote some new open source web-tools for education and research. He gets fundings from France telecom and Bettencourt fondation for this dream. So we are going to work on a project called WISER-U (world-wide interactions for science, education and research) since this summer. And when we saw the video of google wave, we think it will definitely play an important role for our project. Next month, from July 6th to 12th and July 29th to August 3rd, we will be at Beijing and organize two workshops on our project with our collaborators at Peking University. You and your friends/colleagues are more than welcomed to spend some time with us in the workshop! You will meet my supervisor and several outstanding French students as well (We definitely will bring some good wines from Paris as well!! )! It will be even more exciting if you can share some experience on google wave and the other google products/applications with the best French and Chinese students. So…. what do you think? If you want I can send you more details of our workshops at Peking University. Again you and your colleagues/friends are sincerely welcomed!

    By the way, don’t be surprised if you get an email from my supervisor Prof. Francois Taddei very soon…. He is also a big fan of google wave, open source, education and interdisciplinary research!

    Looking forward to your reply,

  • 5 Conclusiones del Google DevFest 2009 | eduangi.com // Nov 17, 2009 at 7:34 pm

    [...] Patrick Chanezon citó a Borges “¿Qué son las nubes? ¿Una arquitectura del azar?” con su acento afrancesado en la key note sobre cloud computing. Las salas se llamaban Picasso y Pablo Nerd-uda. Algún chiste sobre el HTML5 y sus posibilidades con el vídeo o el cantado: “Google Maps integrará publicidad en el futuro”. Hablando de mapas alguien presentó una interesante aplicación argentina para el seguimiento satelital de vehículos en ese mashups (mezclas) Google y lo que más llamó la atención de los presentes en la charla de Google Wave, fue un robot Pulp Fiction. [...]

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