scripting & coding

Following languages are part of my daily work:

ActionScript The Flash-platform scripting lanugage ActionScript really grew up since I started using it in Flash 4. I build several interfaces with the help of this ECMA Script-compatible language. The latest work was the SemanticFlash-project, which gives an interactive graphical user interface for viewing and editing XML-based RDF-documents.
ASP In Order to extend the functionality of RedDot CMS, a Windows-based enterprise content-management-system, ASP knowledge is necessary to be able to write RQL-plugins which seamlessly integrate into the CMS.
CSS The Cascading Style Sheets help building well-structered good-looking web-sites. I use CSS in nearly all my projects. I work with classes as well as with id-based styling. I really hope that css-hacks will not be neccessary in two or three years (since things got a lot better in that area during the last years).
Java Java is a powerful language which allows development of web-applications as well as desktop programs. Some clients prefer Java and in some cases Java is definetively the best choice. I use Java mostly to extend the capabilities of the Java-based RedDot Liveserver aka CIS/CPS.
JavaScript In order to make websites more interactive JavaScript really can improve the web experience. I use JavaScript mostly for form-validation, dynamic menus or to hide email-addresses from spambots. The latest AJAX hype also arrived in my daily work.
Lingo When it comes to build interactive CD-based applications and Director shall be used Lingo is the weapon of choice. Thanks to Macromedia Lingo is not what it used to be and is ECMAScript-compatible now.
PHP I know PHP since version three. My portfolio site uses the latest php five. PHP is used in all kinds of projects I worked with: from five-pages-websites with a php-contact form to a oo-prgrammed intranet application for 700 users. I think PHP is a fast, secure und efficient web scripting language.
Python Python is a clean and efficient language. Due to its syntax the resulting code is clean and easy to understand. I use Python in Zope-based projects and in order to implement projects with the RedDotLiveserver, which uses Python to parse content on import or delivery.
RDF The Resource Description Framework is the syntacis basis for the Semantic Web. Additionally RDF is one of the keys to a more informational, better structured web. It helps making content understandable by search bots and other machines. RDF is the best method I know to implement cross-domain data-sharing.
SQL The "world's most popular open source database" mySQL is a good solution for small and medium web applications. It is really fast and can be used in quite a lot of applications. I use mySQL in small projects as well as in bigger ones like the web-based CRM for Endemol or the Culturesafe-project. I also worked on several MSSQL-based and PostgreSQL-based projects.
XHTML HTML is the number one language for tagging information in the world. XHTML really can structure information and make it accessible to a worldwide audience. Together with CSS you can build informative, good looking and easy-to-use web applications.
XML The Extensible Markup Language really helps sharing information and make it independent from its presentation. I worked on a lot of projects using XML for sharing data. The latest XML-based application is this site, which keeps all content in XML to make it accessible in Flash as well as in HTML.
XSLT XSLT is a powerful method to present the same content on different platforms. I use XSL to render Verity search results in RedDot Liveserver and in several other PHP and Java-based projects. I also worked with Windows's XSL capabilites in order to create a user search for the KPMG Switzerland Alumni website.
... Beside the listed skills I also delt with Subversion and CVS. I wrote some Python scripts for the RedDot Liveserver and some Zope-based projects. The Verity Query Language is part of my skills, too.