Version 22 of Web Publishing

Updated 2014-10-09 03:37:15 by pooryorick

For the purpose of this page, Web Publishing means programming web sites. It encompasses the entire stack of technologies that are used to make content available via the world-wide web, from pure http servers to client-side user-interface scripting.

HTTP Servers

Apache

not implemented in Tcl

althttpd

not implemented in Tcl

Wibble

Wub

TclHttpd

Dandelion

Embedded TCL Web Server

httcld

Lighttpd

(not implemented in Tcl)

filed, by Roy Keene

A simple and above all else fast HTTP server for serving local static files over HTTP from Linux. It does the least amount of effort possible to get to the point of handing the actual transfer over to the kernel. It is multithreaded where every thread services a single concurrent client. It attempts to reduce latency by caching open file descriptors as well. Implemented in C.

Simple Servers

DustMote

castle

Tatu

The Smallest Tcl Web Server

Toy Servers

8-Line Server

mini demo webserver

One Track Mind

scwsd

tcliki - a webserver based on DustMote

Content Management Systems

see CMS

Wiki Servers

Wikit

Application Development Frameworks

NaviServer

a fork of AOLserver

AOLserver

OpenACS

Rivet

WebApp

ATWF

Woof!

WebServices

DynaWeb

defunct?

tothttpd

Spindle

TWS

WELD

websh

Request Dispatch

CGI

FastCGI

SCGI

Playing CGI

TWD

websh

SajaxTCL

WebSubmit

Other Tools

gnutsp

like GnuJSP , but interprets embedded Tcl commands

See Also

Web framework

information about Tcl web frameworks, presented as a matrix

Web servers which provide native Tcl support

Tcl Web Object Standards

Cameron Laird's personal notes on Tcl-savvy Web servers

GSoC Application Server Project

search this wiki: "web"

Using Tcl to write CGI applications

BOOK Interactive Web Applications With Tcl/Tk

Resources

Philip and Alex's Guide to Web Publishing

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