Spindle Web Framework

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Description of the Spindle web framework, which has a strong separation between view and controller (unlike many web frameworks), and utilises concepts such as widgets and form objects. It also has a powerful full template language, instead of inventing a crippled and awkward second language. Written in Tcl with the XOTcl OO extension.

Technology

The Spindle Web
Framework
Kristoffer Lawson, setok@scred.com
Twitter: @Setok

Motivation

• Experience with Django
• Knowledge of Cocoa’s MVC
• Love of the Tcl language

Features

• Embedded web server
• MVC with full separation of each part of
framework
• Simple, but powerful
• No dumb invented template language
• Based on Tcl + XOTcl

Tcl — Language of Kings

• Script language, http://www.tcl.tk/
• Popular GUI: Tk
• Ultra-dynamic
• Extendable
• Embeddable

Everything is a
Command
set a 5
puts “Hello, world”
while {$a} {
puts “Hi”
incr a -1
}

Everything is a String

set a “pu”
set b “ts”
$a$b “Hello, world”

Create new Constructs

proc do {body while expr} {
uplevel while $expr $body
}

Model-View-Controller

actions View
Controller

rendered from
building

Model

MVC in Cocoa
(sometimes)

actions View
Controller

based on
building

Model

1: Connecting
Controllers to URLs

/foo connected FooController

uses

connected FooView
/foo call 'getHTML' getHTML

2: Connecting sub-URLs
to methods
FooController
/foo/bar call 'bar'
bar

uses

FooView
/foo connected
getHTML

3: Passing forms
FooNameForm
name
Creates
Gets passed as arg

FooController
/foo call 'enterName' bar
enterName
With form 'enterName'
uses

FooView
/foo connected
getHTML

4: Widgets
is datasource for

FooController ListWidgetController
/foo connected' bar Attribute
enterName Attribute

gets info from

uses uses

FooView ListWidgetView
/foo connected
getHTML
calls 'getHTML'
getHTML

5: Templates
<html>
<body>
Hello, [$controller name]
[widget UserList]
</body>
</html>

Templates contd.
<ul>
[foreach name [$controller names] {
<li>
Hello, $name
</li>
}]
</ul>

Models?

• No forced model framework
• Use whichever one you like
• Been developing an experiment called Storm

Want to try?

• http://github.com/Setok/Spindle/
• http://github.com/Setok/Storm/

Contact

Kristoffer Lawson
setok@scred.com

Twitter: @Setok

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1. The Spindle Web Framework Kristoffer Lawson, setok@scred.com Twitter: @Setok

2. Motivation • Experience with Django • Knowledge of Cocoa’s MVC • Love of the Tcl language

3. Features • Embedded web server • MVC with full separation of each part of framework • Simple, but powerful • No dumb invented template language • Based on Tcl + XOTcl

4. Tcl — Language of Kings • Script language, http://www.tcl.tk/ • Popular GUI: Tk • Ultra-dynamic • Extendable • Embeddable

5. Everything is a Command set a 5 puts “Hello, world” while {$a} { puts “Hi” incr a -1 }

6. Everything is a String set a “pu” set b “ts” $a$b “Hello, world”

7. Create new Constructs proc do {body while expr} { uplevel while $expr $body }

8. Everything is Dynamic rename while {}

9. Model-View-Controller actions View Controller rendered from building Model

10. MVC in Cocoa (sometimes) actions View Controller based on building Model

11. 1: Connecting Controllers to URLs /foo connected FooController uses connected FooView /foo call 'getHTML' getHTML

12. 2: Connecting sub-URLs to methods FooController /foo/bar call 'bar' bar uses FooView /foo connected getHTML

13. 3: Passing forms FooNameForm name Creates Gets passed as arg FooController /foo call 'enterName' bar enterName With form 'enterName' uses FooView /foo connected getHTML

14. 4: Widgets is datasource for FooController ListWidgetController /foo connected' bar Attribute enterName Attribute gets info from uses uses FooView ListWidgetView /foo connected getHTML calls 'getHTML' getHTML

15. 5: Templates <html> <body> Hello, [$controller name] [widget UserList] </body> </html>

16. Templates contd. <ul> [foreach name [$controller names] { <li> Hello, $name </li> }] </ul>

17. Models? • No forced model framework • Use whichever one you like • Been developing an experiment called Storm

18. Want to try? • http://github.com/Setok/Spindle/ • http://github.com/Setok/Storm/

19. Contact Kristoffer Lawson setok@scred.com Twitter: @Setok

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