Article Source Linux Magazine
July 14, 2009, 3:27 pm
July 14, 2009, 3:27 pm
A Web application framework provides classes, tools, and techniques to rapidly build dynamic websites and Web services using modern programming techniques. A framework typically abstracts away common, Web-related operations, like interpreting data sent from a form, generating HTML, and persisting data, so you can focus on the features specific to your application.
Seaside is a Web application framework gaining popularity among developers. Seaside is similar to other frameworks, such as Catalyst (Perl), Rails (Ruby), and Cocoon (Java), but distinguishes itself by being written in Smalltalk, as a continuation-based framework…
