Are there any CMS'es, written in functonal programming languages (lisp, haskell, f#/nemerle, scala, erlang, clojure, smalltalk) already?
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Lambdium Light is a CMS written in OCaml with Eliom (Eliom is an extension for the Web server Ocsigen that allows dynamic webpages generation.Ocsigen is also written in OCaml)
Mehdi Asgari
2009-10-13 12:28:30
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Unfortunately my answer will be very partial. I hope other people will know more about this topic.
Some subaspects of content management have surely been implemented in Haskell:
- I heard about a wiki system implemented in Haskell: Flippi. As far as I know, it stayed very minimal, and its maintenance has been discontinued. Haskell wiki is not maintained with it.
- As for version control, the Haskell-implemented, quantum-mechanics-inspired darcs proved to be successful, and its maintenance is still alive and active.
Some more information about wikis and content management systems implemented in Haskell can be found here on Haskell wiki. There are several attempts for wikis. Two links provided for data management systems (Halipeto and Hope) are broken, but they can be retrieved by archive.org's "way-back machine". Still, Hope's darcs repo is available directly, you can check it out by:
darcs get --partial http://www.cs.chalmers.se/~bringert/darcs/hope/
physis
2009-10-13 13:08:07
I'd strongly recommend looking at what's on Hackage instead. E.g. gitit and orchid, http://hackage.haskell.org/package/orchid There's many other up-to-date web libraries there as well.
Don Stewart
2009-10-13 16:18:08
Thank You very much for this information.
physis
2009-10-13 18:27:22
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The wonderful gitit wiki is written in Haskell: http://gitit.net It uses darcs or git as a storage layer. The darcs wiki runs on gitit, http://wiki.darcs.net/
Don Stewart
2009-10-13 16:07:56
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For guys, who know russian, there is a common lisp cms here (github link).
folone
2010-04-01 09:33:51