Overview
The Ocsigen project is aimed at proposing
clean and safe tools
for developing and running
client/server Web 2.0 applications.
Take the tour!
A simpler and safer way
to write Web applications!
Ocsigen Homepage
Our projects
Eliom
Write client/server Web applications in very few lines of OCaml code!
Eliom 3.0 is out! Full announcement here.
Js_of_ocaml
An OCaml to Javascript compiler.
Lwt
A cooperative threading library for OCaml.
Ocsigenserver
A full-featured and extensible Web server.
Other projects
And many other projects ...
Miscellaneous
Support & community
Ocsigen is a collaborative open source project.
If you are interested in the project, you can register to our mailing list.
You can also have a look at the archive of the list.
There is also an IRC channel called #ocsigen on irc.freenode.net.
Report bugs and feature wishes on Trac.
Users
Here is a short list of users:
Tell us if you want (or do not want) to appear in this list.
Project info
Ocsigen is the base for a research project of the PPS computer science laboratory, Paris Diderot university and CNRS.
It is now part of the IRILL, a center for Research and Innovation on Free Software.
It receives founding from the ANR, through two research projects:
- Programmation fonctionnelle pour le Web (2007-2010)
- PWD (2010-2013) labellised by the System@tic cluster