Wheat

Wheat is a powerful programming language and environment designed for creating dynamic web sites such as blogs and portals. Its main goal is to make web programming easier, especially for small to medium-sized dynamic web sites. The Wheat system features a unique approach that sets it apart from common web scripting systems by providing a single hierarchical namespace that maps onto the URI namespace, allowing all objects to have a distinct URI and be accessed via the web.

The Wheat virtual machine is a web server, making it easy to write programs that span machines on the internet. Collaborative programming is also made simple through Wheat's development environment, which is designed in the style of a Wiki.

Wheat offers a set of key features, including highly modular and object-oriented programming, clean separation between content and presentation via templates, standards support (XML in particular), borderless programming with Internet-wide ObjectNameSpace, and eXtreme Programming support.

In summary, Wheat is an excellent option for programmers looking to create dynamic web sites with ease. Its unique approach and array of features make it a must-try for any developer interested in creating powerful and engaging web sites. Note that Wheat is licensed and distributed under the Academic Free License version 2.0.