Glad to hear it. Do you have an idea when this version will be released? I'd love to start using it for my larger freelance projects, but lack of CGI support has been hindering that. And I love that the development process will be easier. The current dev cycle is one of the things that kept me from investigating it more. There is so much I do like about OI, and I really want to use it in production. Keep up the good work!

Update: On another note, have you measured the performance under CGI mode? I don't mind some impact since the shared server is well powered (it's at pair Networks :-)

In reply to Re: Re: Re: Re: More on Web Application Frameworks by drewbie
in thread More on Web Application Frameworks by impossiblerobot

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