On 22.12.2010 21:36, Alexander Konotop wrote:
TO Philipp Close: At first I thought it's some kind of modified neko
mashine. However I understand your idea and see an
imlemented/unimplemented list on a github. Now I see that it's ndll.
I think, I'll be able to implement some.
Yes thats the way I thought this could work. After you created a *.n
file use "nekotools boot" to make it executable by the webserver.
It's suprisingly for me that
there are not so many people who know that it's possible to use a
compiler instead of interpreter on a web server. I'm sick and tired of
PHP speed!
Thats why I started working on hxfcgi (which also makes it possible to
use the haXe cpp backend for server development) and already use
mod_neko and mod_tora in production. There also a few other technologies
that look promising, e.g. node.js
--
Neko : One VM to run them all
(http://nekovm.org)
