Here are ten more picks for the Texas lottery that are about as good as anybody elses'... Source
Embedded NeoWebScript code will display the environment variables, commands, etc, available in NeoWebScript. Source
Because these are so popular and oft-executed, a C extension provides basic counter capabilities without even bothering with NeoWebScript. Source
NeoWebScript's Extended Tcl heritage makes it extraordinarily adept at converting, calculating and formatting date and time. (As of Tcl 7.5, TclX's clock capabilities are now part of the Tcl core.)Source
You've seen the "rotating ads" where you get randomly selected content when you hit a page. Click here to see how easy it is from NeoWebScript.
Active webpages created by NeoWebScript can create a true "back button", one that takes you back to the page referenced by the referer URL. To see it in action, take the "True Back Button" link above, then press one of the back buttons, then take this link instead and see where the back button takes you from there...
Show how busy the webserver is using estimate_hits_per_hour, a command available to HTML authors when using a NeoWebScript-enabled webserver. Source
Simple graffiti wall app demos NeoWebScript's emerging power in manipulating files and running in response to PUT and POST actions. Source
This script is a stripped down but fully functional single file guestbook, ready for custom modifications. Source
This demonstrates a simple form using neoscript to send a formatted email. Form Source, Action Source
Horace Vallas is one of our first NeoWebScript fans, and has contributed many useful ideas. You can find more demos at his site.