web application using tcl/tk [closed] - tcl

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I want to develop a simple web based resource reservation system using TCL/TK.
Please let me know some good tutorials or links to start with.
Also some good examples please.
Thanks,
Ramya

OpenACS has a room reservation module included. OpenACS is written in TCL. There are tutorials available here.

Note that Tk is a library to program GUIs; it's not a part of Tcl which is a language (and its reference implementation).
But there is a project which provides for programming web presentation layer in a way resembling programming GUIs with Tk—it's called Æjaks.

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I am using Node.js...
Personally, I'm not a fan of SQL. What I do like is JSON, and I would like to be able to store my server data as JSON.
Even though it's possible to just JSON.parse and .stringify the process, I get the impression that doing this is a bad idea for large-scale applications.
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Need to call some OCR function to extract characters from images. Wondering if anyone have good recommendations? Not necessarily to be open source and free.
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I've seen it used a couple places:
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