Vianney Lecroart (aka acemtp) Home Page

Latest News

2007-10-02: Launch of the LightRoomRecover tool
2007-09-28: Launch of Mtp Target
2007-04-05: I just received my DediBox
2007-03-27: Released the first version of g15web applet for Logitech G15 Keyboard
2007-03-20: Closed Mtp Target website during the rework of the system
2006-07-11: I put the webpage alert service on another server because 1&1 doesn't allow to do that
2006-06-15: Release my Web 2.0 Resume
2006-05-15: Launch of BeeLineGPS-2-Google-Earth; a useful tool to convert beelinegps into google earth track
2006-03-29: Launch of Alert; a useful service that alert you by email when a webpage changed
2006-03-29: Launch of the website JTF: Javascript unit Testing Farm
2006-03-06: Made a SprintCaching in Paris.
2005-12-21: I started my blog to talk about Extreme Programming, my thoughts and more!
2005-12-15: Playing with my new toy; NabazTag
2005-08-12: I created a personal ChangeLog
2005-06-21: I'm working on a new game called Mtp Target 2
2005-06-01: I'm currently looking for a new Job as Lead Programmer or Extreme Programming Consultant/Coach
2005-03-01: I left Nevrax where i worked for the MMORPG The Saga of Ryzom since 2000 working across multi-functional areas as Team Leader.

Information

This website contains informations about me, about what I did and what I currently do.
This website was made with a PmWiki modified by myself to handle some personal needs.
I'm 30 years old, living in JouyEnJosas, a little city near Paris.
acemtp is in fact 2 words. My original nickname when I was 15 was "The Ace", then it becames "Ace" because it's shorter. mtp stands for MeltingPot? my old demomaker group. Because there were too much ace on Internet, I decided to use acemtp. Funny things is that all google search with acemtp returns stuffs related to me (or should). And I'm also sure that, when I create a new account on a website, the nickname is not already used.
The Goupil was the computer on which I wrote my first programs in Basic. Then I bought a ZX81 with a TV for 700 French francs (with the printer and the 16KB RAM extension!). After I programmed on an Amstrad CPC 464 shared by all the family and finaly I bought an Atari, an Amiga and now I'm using PC.