I and my colleague Alfred built and donated a website for ESF 2008 in Malmö. It was based on the framework motr and the front-end was a simple html, javascript and css compilation.
Sometime during 2007-2008 I built a website for a independent queer movie festival called Idyll. It was based on a framework called motr I developed together with Alfred. The front-end was a basic: html, javasscript and css. And the administration was even simpler than that. It was a low-budget project and the web site was a donation.
I built another version of Filippa K in 2008. It was a flash project written in actionscript 3 and compiled with Flex. The back-end was based on a framework I and my colleague Alfred developed. The framework was called motr. It was xml-based and written in php.
In 2005/2006 something, I built a front-end for the swedish clothing company Polarn O. Pyret in flash with actionscript 2. The back-end was an EPiServer installation.
In 2006 I released a flash-based web site and a press/media centered web site for their pressreleases, media download etc, for Filippa K. The flash site was written in actionscript 2 and the press/media site was based on a cms developed and maintained by me. I called the cms for Jehu and was ment to get public with a open-source licence, but when other projects took over this never happened. Although I was able to develop more web sites with this system. Jehu was based on php, MySQL and tons of javascript. It was a serious attempt to make a total wysiwyg-editor (What You See Is What You Get) for all web pages and a very easy drag-n-drop interface for editing the the web site structure. I’ll hopefully write some more about this later on at this web blog.
During my employment at the Swedish Radio in 2006, I had the privilege to write some new templates for P3 (program/channel 3) including a ajax-based chart and news-reader (RSS/ATOM).
