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OOF is a set of components which enable designers to create a back office, a front office, dynamic sites, forms, rich applications, database driven applications... This done with Flash or SILEX, by designers without programming skills.
Flash Frontend for CMS and blogging softwares like Wordpress and Drupal. Designers create Flash templates with Silex, live web creation tool and then users install a plugin in their CMS of choice to have a Flash equivalent of their existing site.
XML-RPC can save Flash and Flex developers hours of work. It enables ActionScript to transparently communicate with blogs like WordPress and Blogspot. It also works with frameworks that support XML-RPC like Plone, Zope, and Drupal.
Model Database. Can be modified to hold photos and data for any number of products or inventory. ASP w/ Flash GUI. Contact management, email systems registration system, photo upload, newsletter feature, search etc. See www.talentpoolmodels.com
Node-based content management system, aimed for smaller websites containing mainly images, sound and video. Flash (Flex) client communicating with php/mysql through AmfPHP, still very immature, but may grow to something useful.