http://bill.welliver.org//space/pikePike is a dynamic object-oriented language with a syntax similar to C or Java. It's one of the fastest (if not the fastest) "scripting" languages out there. <ul class="minus"> <li><a href="http://www.gotpike.org" class="wiki_link_external" >http://www.gotpike.org</a> is a community based site dedicated to the Pike language.</li> <li><a href="/space/pike/development tips">development tips</a> that I figured out while writing C language extensions for pike.</li> <li><a href="/space/pike/Java Bridge">Java Bridge</a> is an introduction to Pike's Java capabilities.</li> <li><a href="/space/pike/JMS interface">JMS interface</a> to Pike is possible using the Java module.</li> <li><a href="/space/pike/Objective C Bridge">Objective C Bridge</a> for integrating Pike with Cocoa.</li> <li><a href="http://www.gotpike.org/PikeWiki/index.pike/PikeApps/Pike ScriptRunner" class="wiki_link_external" >ScriptRunner</a> is an application which allows Pike scripts to be run from any FastCGI capable web server. ScriptRunner features an implimentation of PSP (Pike Server Pages).</li> <li><a href="/space/pike/Quick Hacks">Quick Hacks</a> contains some short scripts for doing nifty things.</li> </ul><p class="paragraph"/> <b class="bold">Fins</b><p class="paragraph"/> <a href="/space/pike/Fins">Fins</a> is a Web application framework that I'm writing. It uses a MVC approach to develop highly functional applications with a minimum amount of effort.<p class="paragraph"/> <b class="bold">FinScribe</b> <ul class="minus"> <li><a href="/space/pike/FinScribe">FinScribe</a> is the Fins demo application that's taken on a life of its own. FinScribe is an extendable blog/wiki/cms application.</li> </ul><b class="bold">SpeedyDelivery</b> <ul class="minus"> <li><a href="/space/pike/SpeedyDelivery">SpeedyDelivery</a> is a flexible mailing list manager based on the Fins framework.</li> </ul>Fins 0.9.7http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss