Welcome to Wheat
Wheat is a language and environment for creating dynamic web sites like blogs and portals: Every object has a URI, the virtual machine is a web server, and the development environment is a Wiki!
Learn more: A short talk — About Wheat — Wheat's Components
Wheat is an Open Source project.
Status
February 14th, 2005: Our CodeCon 2005 presentation was well received. Thanks to Jim and Kragen for all their work on the demo. There was at least one mention in the press:
And after the very first Sunday presentation, one audience member claimed he found the new web programming language Wheat "so beautiful, it's made me cry!" — The Register
In the flurry of progress in the days leading up to the demo the first rudiments of Farm, the development environment, got written. We have also have definitely turned the corner and are writing more Wheat code than C++!
If you are interested in playing with the system, we'll be putting up a tar ball release on SourceForge before the end of the week. If you like it and are interested in contributing, we'd love your help. We'll be planning the next release cycle soon and are hoping for a real alpha release this Summer.
Pages on this server
Public Wiki -- discussions about the design and implementation of Wheat
Hacker's Talk Slides -- slides from a talk I gave at the 2003 Hackers conference
Project Description -- this was our SourceForge project request
SourceForge
http://sourceforge.net/projects/wheat
SourceForge hosts Wheat's news, mailing lists, forums and CVS repository. There are no file releases yet -- coming in about a month.
Contacts
mark (plus) wheat (at) glyphic (dotcom) -- Mark Lentczner, the project manager
You'll need to 'fix' these addresses in your mailer, we're trying to reduce spam.
Staying Connected
Announcements:
Wheat
Announce Mailing List
mailed version of above, very low volume
Discussions, questions, or just lurking:
Wheat Wiki & RSS
Feed
discussions about
the design and implementation of Wheat, evolving over time into documentation
about all aspects of Wheat
Open
Discussion Forum
casual questions, quick discussions,
floated ideas on any topic; archived, but not edited
Thanks
The Wheat team would like to thank CommerceNet's zLab for ongoing support.