On Wed, 7 Apr 2010 13:16:22 -0430
"Kyle" == Kyle Murphy wrote:
Hello Kyle, Kyle> I'm looking at experimenting with developing a site and due to Kyle> various constraints I'm considering using one of the haskell Kyle> frameworks. Let me say that I'm in the similar boat...needed some framework and wanted to do it in Haskell. I was fiddling with Django, but eventually gave up on it... Happstack is not for me, I had hope for Turbinado...maybe Yesod, after becoming (more) documented will evolve into someting usable for me.... However, although maybe you were not thinking about it, I've settled to use Hakyll (http://jaspervdj.be/hakyll) which enables me to write 'pages' in some of the Pandoc-supported markups (I'll use markdown) using my favorited editor. It's easy to keep everything under DVCS (darcs) and deploy on the server, pages are served fast, less headache with security etc. and everything is very nicely documented. The e-commerce part which you require as well, I'll solve by using HTML forms and securely emailing forms' data back to me (using nice formmail.php script from tectite.com). Then I'll manually authorize credit cards as MO/TO transcactions. I'm sure you can find some good JS shopping cart and you can probably find some PHP code to handle Google checkout stil keeping the whole setup light. However, I'll monitor what's happening on the Haskell's web-framework scene, but so far, Hakyll looked as the best solution at the moment. Sincerely, Gour -- Gour | Hlapicina, Croatia | GPG key: F96FF5F6 ----------------------------------------------------------------