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David Charboneau

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CTO/Cofounder at Mimoto

Ewa Beach, Hawaii, United States

FoundedMimoto

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David Charboneau is the CTO and co-founder of Mimoto. His work spans the design and implementation of user interfaces, web services, programming and query languages, frameworks, runtimes, and software performance. His areas of expertise include Python, C++, Java, J2EE, RDF, SPARQL, graph databases, ZeroMQ, RESTful web services, and software development leadership.

CTO/Cofounder at Mimoto

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Who is David Charboneau?
David Charboneau is the CTO and co-founder of Mimoto. His work spans the design and implementation of user interfaces, web services, programming and query languages, frameworks, runtimes, and software performance. His areas of expertise include Python, C++, Java, J2EE, RDF, SPARQL, graph databases, ZeroMQ, RESTful web services, and software development leadership.
Where does David Charboneau work?
David Charboneau is CTO/Cofounder of Mimoto.
What companies did David Charboneau found?
David Charboneau founded Mimoto.

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