There's a new web library that extends Scotty with basic session and authenticiation support, called Spock.
I used it for a personal project of mine, which is creating an rss reader resembling the now dead iGoogle (which I loved), and although I had to read a lot of source code to get it to work, I really enjoyed how I worked with it, after figuring out the patterns on how to use it.
It definitely isn't finished, it could use some love by some eager developers, but in my opinion it has the potential to be the best framework out there.
- It extends scotty, so defining routes and control logic is fast and simple
- It does not cage you in with a template language, or libraries that you don't want thrown in your face.
For example, I used Scotty with my own templating language I made for fun (hemplate), as well as a validation library I made, which I hope to finish in the near future, (after I get a job).
I used it for a personal project of mine, which is creating an rss reader resembling the now dead iGoogle (which I loved), and although I had to read a lot of source code to get it to work, I really enjoyed how I worked with it, after figuring out the patterns on how to use it.
It definitely isn't finished, it could use some love by some eager developers, but in my opinion it has the potential to be the best framework out there.
- It extends scotty, so defining routes and control logic is fast and simple - It does not cage you in with a template language, or libraries that you don't want thrown in your face.
For example, I used Scotty with my own templating language I made for fun (hemplate), as well as a validation library I made, which I hope to finish in the near future, (after I get a job).
http://hackage.haskell.org/package/Spock