This looks like a surprisingly nice web server framework.
It is a pity that TCL Shell (tclsh) didn't become the default shell over bash. TCL was released before bash but I am unsure if tclsh was bundled with it at the time.
Throwing out NaviServer too. A fork of AOLs old powerhouse aolserver which was a buy out from NaviSoft. NaviServer decided to go back to the original name.
For context here: Löve is a well known Lua game library. I was assuming the ä here was inspired by that. The domain though of the project is in fact supposed to be called “Tänzer” should be “taenzer”.
Hi there! Author here. I don't really have anything to say, other than, I am very happy to see the love. Thank you.
This looks like a surprisingly nice web server framework.
It is a pity that TCL Shell (tclsh) didn't become the default shell over bash. TCL was released before bash but I am unsure if tclsh was bundled with it at the time.
I would love an alternate timeline where we got Tcl in the browser instead of JavaScript.
Oh my. :( I wish...
Bourne shell compatibility is a killer feature after all. But I certainly prefer Tcl over PowerShell/rc/xonsh and others that didn't bother with this.
If Tcl had fixed its exec (cf https://core.tcl-lang.org/tips/doc/trunk/tip/424.md & https://core.tcl-lang.org/tips/doc/trunk/tip/259.md), I think it could have really worked as a shell.
Throwing out NaviServer too. A fork of AOLs old powerhouse aolserver which was a buy out from NaviSoft. NaviServer decided to go back to the original name.
https://github.com/naviserver-project/naviserver
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/NaviServer
https://wiki.tcl-lang.org/page/NaviServer
Btw, Tänzer is German for "dancer."
At least that makes more sense than löve.
Are the rest of you not using the word love for your throwaway variables? I thought that's what we were referencing with that one
For context here: Löve is a well known Lua game library. I was assuming the ä here was inspired by that. The domain though of the project is in fact supposed to be called “Tänzer” should be “taenzer”.
Thank you! I appreciate the vital feedback.
Not many people may know this, but in the $$$ F5 firewall appliances TCL must be used for scripting the appliance behaviour.