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Which development framework for web application in OCaml?
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| From: | David MENTRE <david.mentre@g...> |
| Subject: | Re: [Caml-list] Which development framework for web application in OCaml? |
Hello Paolo, 2006/6/29, Paolo Donadeo <p.donadeo@gmail.com>: > Ex Nunc > (http://ex-nunc.sourceforge.net) is an application framework written > in pure OCaml that provides strongly-typed page parameters, automatic > session and form validation. Although a live demo is available here: Quite interesting. > the framework is still young and not usable for commercial purposes > and the templates page compiler is still under construction. I always fear "templates page compiler", because most of the time people tend to re-invent their own language rather than using existing one, like OCaml. Is OCaml used as template language for Ex-nunc? Could you show us the source code of the demo page? > in the future > interesting features like strongly typed embedded SQL and a better Do you plan to use existing code on SQL frameworks? > application server engine (based on the equeue library) are planned. > moment, if you have any question about Ex Nunc or, better, if you want > to join the development team or to subscribe the "free human beings > from PHP slavery" club, contact me. I don't want to join the development team but I'm certainly interested to see if Ex-nunc fits my needs. Best wishes, david