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I haven't taken it for a test drive yet, but it looks nice enough:

The Kayak Framework - introductory article

http://kayakhttp.com - home page

There is another "IIS/ASP-alternative" framework, simply called "C# Web Server".

Btw if you try it out, feel free to report any experiences in this thread.

Also, I stubbed out a wiki page for it at wiki:KayakWebServer which is added to the list at wiki:WebDevelopment.

Cool. This reminds me of cherrypy at some level. I'll keep Kayak on my radar...

I'd love to run a Cobra-based web app in place of phpBB and Trac some day, so feel free to have at it.

Sorry to revive a minor thread -- but I'd say this project is probably a dead one.

* I tried playing with it today but the interface is vastly different from the one in the tutorial, and the example provided at GitHub is very cryptic.
* The author, about 2 years back, was requesting a maintainer transition. And the google group threads haven't really be alive since then.

I presume you mean Kayak, the subject of this thread. However, the C# WebServer may still be viable. Granted, the last release was in 2010, though the list of features seem sufficient and the last meaningful checkin is more recent at Jan 2012.

In any case, you could explore porting either to Cobra.

Charles wrote:I presume you mean Kayak, the subject of this thread. However, the C# WebServer may still be viable. Granted, the last release was in 2010, though the list of features seem sufficient and the last meaningful checkin is more recent at Jan 2012.

In any case, you could explore porting either to Cobra.

I was referring to the Kayak server as I was hoping the Cherrypy-like interface could be used. I've started porting some basic web server examples (using HTTPListener) to Cobra, and am setting up a basic handler/routing mechanism. All just prototyping right now, but will plan to server simple sites, as well as web methods (for JSON/Ajax calls), and maybe explore making a templating language that compiles to cobra code (sort of like Mako templates compile to Python code). That all assumes time permits, but this seems a smaller endeavor than a IDE

Sounds good.

I think the best type of help for IDEs right now is to use what nerdzero has been creating for MonoDevelop and send in feedback (really, opening github issues).

http://cobra-language.com/trac/cobra/wiki/MonoDevelop

This is not incompatible with working on various Cobra libs, servers, etc.