My websites

This site has pictures and explainations on my wedding with Zhou Li, both in France and in China.

Rene Bickel could be called a political activist, though he probably would like the term "anarchist" better. He is a great inspiration to many people in the area of alternative healthcare, and draws cartoons for various alternative papers. I helped him set up a website to present his three books and a few of his writings.

The site is made with SPIP, and slightly modified skeletons.

Asinsa is the name of the special French-Asian training I received in the 2 years following my graduation. We were a small group, 20 people, from France, China and Vietnam.

As we shared a lot of experiences, I took upon myself to build a photo album for the group. This took the shape of a dynamic website where everybody added lots of comments, and then a CD-Rom which was distributed to all of us.

Parts of that CD-Rom's content is hosted on the official Asinsa Website. It also included the Chine 2000 gallery.

This hefty commented photo album presents the region of Yunnan, China, where I spent 3 months in the summer of year 2000.

The website, like Asinsa Souvenir, was built using Perl CGI scripts (when it was still hot) to maximize automation. 2 versions existed, a dynamic one, where users could add comments, and an static one, shown here.

Here is what I built to let other people know who I am, and to publish my writings and achievements. Though I strive to translate the most relevent pieces into English, parts of it are only available in French.

This website is built using a makefile, that concatenates files (header, footer, menu, page body...) to reduce redundancy of information and make for easy maintenance. Though it's not very sexy-looking, it aims at w3c compliance.