I'm moving most of my new writing on this subject to a Wiki page.
Steve Ball now covers most of this territory in the greater depth his book affords.
[Explain connections to CGI (especially cgi.tcl and J.M.'s book) and FastCGI.]
Steve Ball writes authoritatively on server-side Tcl processing, and other applications of Tcl on the WWW. Also check out Steve's DHP.
Tony Darugar concisely compares the leading Tcl-savvy HTTP servers in a comp.lang.tcl posting.
Anyone interested in server-side Tcl is a candidate for use of the tclet plugin.
Now that the core of Tcl has so many HTTP capabilities, there's little interest in Scotty's http command.
[Explain lots of CGI stuff.] Don Libes has offered to edit a
page on the topic. Certainly his
cgi.tcl
is the standard
starting point for anyone using Tcl for CGI.
[Ball, Uhler, Ivler, Libes, ...]
Laurent Demailly's neat
samples of
CGI programming
Jim Ivler
(who has written an entire
book
on Tcl CGIing)
recommends "uncgi as a ... powerful and fast parser".
He has made
"a generic
tcl based forms-into-e-mail CGI program" available.