[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there,
I'm a casual software programmer (and a professional web developper), and
I got a strong passion for new/interesting programming languages and
concepts. I've been an avid reader of Peter Van Roy's book.
1. Has anyone considered something like 'Oz on Rails' on the principle of
Ruby on Rails (for which I'm a great fan).
Hi Jerome
I had a look to http://www.rubyonrails.org/ , and there is nothing like
that in Oz that I'm aware of. But AFAIK, somebody already developed a
library to interface Mozart to MySQL or PostgreSQL, I can't remember
which one. There is also a Mogul package to generate HTML documentation
from oz code
http://www.mozart-oz.org/mogul/info/franzen/ozh.html
There is also a simple HTTP server here
http://www.mozart-oz.org/mogul/info/mathweb/httpd.html
maybe you would like to have a look at that if you want to start
developing "Oz on Rails", which would certainly be a cool thing to have.
2. Is Oz still under development, there's no new version since July 2004
(unless I've missed something) ?
Yes, Oz is under development. We are planning a new release with
bug-fixes very soon, Mozart 1.3.2. In parallel, there also development
in distribution and constraint programming. But those results will be
for future releases.
Cheers
Boriss
Thanks in advance.
Cheers /jerome
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