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The Factor web framework is called Furnace. It is found in the furnace
vocabulary.
01:57 < dnm> furnace? 01:57 < doublec> factor web framework 01:57 < doublec> it's the hottest thing in web development...
Furnace is not documented yet, however the html
, http
, syndication
, xml
, db
, urls
and validators
vocabularies which it depends on are documented; see http://docs.factorcode.org/content/article-vocab-index.html.
Some blog posts about Furnace:
Related wiki articles:
Some simple Furnace examples to look at are the following vocabularies in extra
:
webapps.counter
webapps.calculator
webapps.ip
Some of the applications in webapps
, such as webapps.wiki
, do not provide their own CSS stylesheet or database configuration. As such, they need the common configuration from websites.concatenative
to function.
In a fresh Factor image, USE: furnace
will take a long time because many vocabularies have to be loaded and compiled. To speed up this process, you can save an image with save-image
, for example:
USE: furnace "web.image" save-image
As stated above, html
, http
, syndication
, xml
, db
, urls
and validators
vocabularies will also be compiled since furnace depends on them. You can only load the web.image by using the "-i" command-line switch, for example:
./factor -i=web.image
Furnace was primarily inspired by three Java web frameworks:
This revision created on Fri, 28 Nov 2008 08:50:07 by otoburb (Added notes about saving images)