Philip Greenspun wrote a great book, Philip and Alex's Guide to Web
Publishing. Philip is big on AOLserver and Tcl (Tool command language).
Alex is his dog. The book is available on-line for free at
http://www.arsdigita.com/books/panda/
>From the book's glossary:
AOLserver: Released in early 1995 as "NaviServer", AOLserver remains the
most powerful Web server program on the market (and it is free). It is a
multi-threaded server that provides a lot of support for connecting to
relational database management systems.
Tcl: Tool Command Language. An interpreted computer language designed for
rapid prototyping and maximum flexibility, Tcl was developed in the late
1980s by John Ousterhout, a professor at UC Berkeley.
For more AOLserver info, see http://www.aolserver.com/
For more Tcl info, see http://www.scriptics.com/ and
http://www.tcltk.com/
-David
On Sun, 19 Nov 2000 "Robert Everland III" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:
> I was playing around on the web and came upon AOLserver,
> anyone use it.
> It's obviously very scalable considering what it's running, I was
> curious as
> to how the language is if it's any good. Could be a nice alternative
> to
> having to code in ASP for a free site. Plus would have plenty of
> high
> traffic sites to show them it's stable, just a thought though I am
> an aol
> hater don't get me wrong. But between AOL and Microsoft is there
> really a
> winner.
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