The problem with most of the current ones is they suck when running under CGI. Catalyst (Perl), Mason (Perl), RoR (Ruby) all have poor performance under CGI and that is where you are going to get most ISP hosting companies to help you. If they don't have to much about with Apache but just install Tcl+tcllib+whatever they are more likely to do so.
So maybe coming from the bottom end (CGI and FCGI) would help. I have heard and read that FCGI is getting more of the Apache teams attention these days. You could marry Tcl+Snit+ORM into a framework and that would be pretty nice. RoR is OO and that is where you are getting people. At least with Snit you can give them a delegation model (which should work pretty well in a web environment). It has to be easy to install, easy to come up to speed on, and at least excite the current Tcl community into helping in various ways. Robert --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
