This project is meant to create a Pragmatic Web framework. It is the result of author's dissertation. As the dissertation is still in progress, in the meantime this framework is very much unstable and there's no documentation. This will surely be completed as time goes by.
This project uses Gradle. All of files needed by Gradle reside in build.gradle, settings.gradle, and gradle.properties files.
Copyright 2014, Bambang Purnomosidi D. P.
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The author (Bambang Purnomosidi D. P.) is Ph.D candidate in Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, Faculty of Engineering, Gadjah Mada University. He can be contacted by:
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- Twitter: @bpdp
- tuprolog is not available in Maven repository, so you have to grab them manually and then put the jar inside lib dir (see build.gradle for example). Originally, tuprolog doesn't include version in its jar, I manually change the jar file into tuprolog-version.jar.