Due to a lot of translation work, all I currently do in terms of software is maintaining my internet domain – I am developing, hosting and administering my own domain services including Apache2, Bind9, mail server and various other tools. Once everything is in place, it isn't as much tinkering as one would expect.

A few months ago, I finished Racheldebreuve.info – it's a business website I've made for a frame shop in France. It uses the Rails framework and includes a small content manager with SQLite backend, so Rachel can maintain the website all by herself.

My own website (the one you are reading) uses the same setup. I used to use MySQL, but SQLite seems a lot more appropriate for what I am doing.

Another website I made in 2006 is based on a different technique: Primprenelle.biz. The setup is a bit odd – a small perl script bootstraps the site from an SQLite database, i.e. the actual Perl code is retrieved from the database at each page request, together with the content itself.