Date | Name | Description |
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2002-11-26 | caml2html | A tool to create hilighted html pages from OCaml files (.ml, .mli, .mll and .mly).
By Sébastien Ailleret, Martin Jambon |
2005-02-17 | CamlGI | CamlGI is a library to enable you to write CGI and FastCGI in OCaml. It is written 100% in OCaml so should run on many platforms. The library supports multiple simultaneous connections and request multiplexing while presenting an easy to use interface.
By Christophe Troestler |
2003-12-18 | ChartPak | An easy-to-use library for dynamically generating business-oriented data visualizations for the web.
By Matt Gushee |
2004-10-27 | Cocanwiki | A wiki in OCaml.
By Richard W.M. Jones |
2005-02-17 | GikiWiki | GikiWiki is a minimalist wiki in OCaml.
By Neale Pickett |
2002-05-22 | Hevea | A quite complete and fast LATEX to HTML translator.
By Luc Maranget |
2001-08-10 | Hlins | Insertion of URLs into HTML documents.
By Ralf Treinen |
2004-09-27 | htmlc | An HTML files generator.
By Pierre Weis |
2001-12-21 | MacroHTML | Macro pre-processor for HTML (unmaintained).
By Brock Wilcox |
2004-12-03 | mod_caml | A set of OCaml bindings for the Apache API, allowing you to run CGI scripts written in OCaml directly inside the Apache webserver.
By Richard W.M. Jones |
2002-09-24 | toolpage | A tool to help create and maintain software distribution pages. Comes with a convenient library to create HTML pages from OCaml applications.
By Maxence Guesdon |
2003-03-24 | WDialog | A framework to create complex Web-based applications in a systematical way.
By Gerd Stolpmann |
2003-03-24 | WTimer | A web application to manage time sheets.
By Gerd Stolpmann |
2004-05-25 | XCaml | The Application System Xcaml (AS/Xcaml) is a full-featured web-application architecture based on Xcaml, a web-oriented syntax extension of the Objective Caml language.
By Alessandro Baretta |
2003-05-05 | xhtml | A translation of most XHTML 1.1 modules into a set of phantom types that allow the O'Caml typechecker to validate dynamically generated HTML pages.
By Thorsten Ohl |