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Sascha Kimmel wrote:
> 

> I will do, because you can use Perl without compiling, which is especially
> useful for webserver programming.
Couldn't you build something on top of gbeta?
Unfortunately, I know very little about web-programming, I have a PHP3 book that I will have to read one of these days ... but it
can't be much different from how you deal with these things in Java?

A sort of Beta applet? Of course, since I know so little of web-scripting, I may be confusing the server side with the client side.

But I am positive that the Beta language in itself would be ideally suited for webserver programming, since it is for all kinds of
other servers, and a webserver is just a specialization of 

webserver : server(# (*whatever a server is*) #)

But I don't know Perl either :-)