Hello fellow Haskellers, webwire is an experimental web framework based on the functional reactive programming library netwire. It uses WAI under the hood and right now features only a subset of the very basics of what you need to write web sites. Features: * Reactive programming of web sites. * Stick together subapplications similar to Happstack. * Build web pages piece by piece using Yesod-inspired widgets. * Builtin support for "shakespearean" templates. * Builtin support for selecting output types (like HTML/JSON). * Simple Happstack-style routing functionality. * Very simple overall design. * And as always: 100% Haddock documentation coverage. Its aim is to combine all the good features of continuation-based web frameworks by hiding as much as possible of the stateless nature of HTTP. Through the netwire library it introduces some new design patterns, which appear to work amazingly well for web applications: * Powerful new design pattern for sessions: Through netwire's context-sensitive wires it becomes almost trivial to have separate subwires for every user. This way you can write your applications like you were in a dialog with the user. I'm planning to implement forms based on the same design pattern. * Feedback and choice make it easy to express complicated inter-request data dependencies. And together with webwire I have also released a new version of netwire. Changes include: * Generalized context wire transformers. * Generalized session functions. * Signal injection (reinject exhibited signals). Thanks go to: Cale Gibbard for support with AFRP, the Yesod team for lots of useful libraries. Keep the feedback coming! Greets, Ertugrul -- nightmare = unsafePerformIO (getWrongWife >>= sex) http://ertes.de/