Subject: NeoWebScript to be released as Open Source - DN [1]
eugene@inferno.ops.neosoft.com (Eugene Lee) - 14 Jun 1999 - comp.lang.tcl
Houston, Texas, June 11, 1999 http://www.neowebscript.org/ NeoSoft Inc. today announced the release of its World Wide Web server software, NeoWebScript, under an open source license. NeoWebScript is a computer program that enables servers to distribute dynamic information on the World Wide Web. The software, an add-in extension to the Apache webserver, uses the Tool Command Language (TCL) to allow users to simply and powerfully add dynamic content to their web pages. This software gives both programmers and non-programmers the ability to add databases, on-the-fly dynamically generated images, and complicated form processing to their web content. The NeoWebScript code is included directly into webpages, ensuring that adding these features is easily done within 3rd party web page editors. The new open source license announced today will give developers all over the world the ability to update and extend NeoWebScript. Barbara Pearce, Manager of Research and Development at NeoSoft, Inc., said that, "After making NeoWebScript source code freely available for the last several years, we want to complete the process by making it officially open source." Open source software has come into national media attention recently with the wildly sucessful Apache and Linux software packages. Open source software is not tightly controlled by a company, and many different programmers can use the Internet to collaborate on updates and bug fixes. Barbara continued by saying, "We are extremely excited about the possibilities for development that this step can provide to an application we have worked with closely, which we feel is an exciting and creative tool that we want to offer to the whole Internet community." NeoSoft, Inc. is an Internet service provider based in Houston, Texas. It provides Internet access to Houston and New Orleans, in addition to developing software applications. NeoSoft, Inc. was formed in 1992. -- Eugene Lee eugene@neowebscript.org
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