Okay, so I figured I'd give a little back story to the project and feel free to ask anything too!
So the project initially started back in 2016 and I originally just made it as an alternative template engine to the template engine in vibe.d, because I didn't like the style of their "Diet" templates and came from an ASP.NET background, so I wanted to make something that was in the style of razor and then I just kept adding features onto it, until it eventually became a MVC Framework, then I kept missing certain features that I would implement in sites, instead of having generic solutions, so I figured I might as well add them to the framework and that's how Diamond went from just a MVC / Template Framework to a full-stack web-framework.
There's still a lot of work to be done, but it's most definitely usable.
I want to thank everyone who's shown interest in the project as I've spend a lot of time on it and I'm currently the only person working on it and I have nobody backing me with funding or anything, so hosting of the website, development of the framework etc. is all done by me so far!
The website itself is made with Diamond and the repository can be found here. https://github.com/DiamondMVC/Diamond-website -- I haven't come around to made some examples due to my small amount of time, but eventually I hope I can make a little time to make some good examples.
Should be pretty straight-forward with https://code.dlang.org/packages/vibe-d-postgresql - If you want you can feel free to open an issue on the github repo, that way I won't forget it and I could come around implementing it asap.
It's hosted on a small shared vps and I don't have a ssl certificate so there's no https for it. Once I can afford that and a better host it'll exist of course. I have no fundings and everything related to it comes out of my pocket as of now.
Well, it's not a hard dependency. Diamond works fine without MySQL, it only depends on the mysql-native library, but not on MySql itself. It's fairly light-weight, so it has no big impact on the framework itself.
So the project initially started back in 2016 and I originally just made it as an alternative template engine to the template engine in vibe.d, because I didn't like the style of their "Diet" templates and came from an ASP.NET background, so I wanted to make something that was in the style of razor and then I just kept adding features onto it, until it eventually became a MVC Framework, then I kept missing certain features that I would implement in sites, instead of having generic solutions, so I figured I might as well add them to the framework and that's how Diamond went from just a MVC / Template Framework to a full-stack web-framework.
There's still a lot of work to be done, but it's most definitely usable.
I want to thank everyone who's shown interest in the project as I've spend a lot of time on it and I'm currently the only person working on it and I have nobody backing me with funding or anything, so hosting of the website, development of the framework etc. is all done by me so far!