GNUstepWeb is not dead. Please see GNUstep/GNUstepWeb mailing lists for recent improvements.
About serious application, you can look at https://www.cyberdvdx.com/ and https://www.cyberdvdfilm.com/ This application handle >70000 visits/month(more than 16 millions of hits / month). The database contain more than 16000 products...
Why not using existing ones like Objective-C which is, like C++, based on C with OO but, unlike C++, have real dynamic capacities.
It support Garbage collector, it has several (good) libraries like GNUstep ones, it is more flexible (for exemple, you don't have to recompile all your projects and librairies when adding a "Virtual" method).
There's multiple implementation (gcc support it, for exemple). It's possible to make an interpretor if you dislike compilation (NeXT did this kind of thing for WebObjects).
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GNUstepWeb is not dead. Please see GNUstep/GNUstepWeb mailing lists for recent improvements.
About serious application, you can look at https://www.cyberdvdx.com/ and https://www.cyberdvdfilm.com/
This application handle >70000 visits/month(more than 16 millions of hits / month). The database contain more than 16000 products...
Manuel
Sun made new one (Java)
Microsoft too (c$ oups, sorry c#)
Why not using existing ones like Objective-C which is, like C++, based on C with OO but, unlike C++, have real dynamic capacities.
It support Garbage collector, it has several (good) libraries like GNUstep ones, it is more flexible (for exemple, you don't have to recompile all your projects and librairies when adding a "Virtual" method).There's multiple implementation (gcc support it, for exemple). It's possible to make an interpretor if you dislike compilation (NeXT did this kind of thing for WebObjects).
So, why "inventing" a new language ?