GoGoEgo is a modern JVM-based platform for creating and managing Web sites in a resource-oriented way. It uses REST, OSGi, and scripting to address the many real-world problems of working collaboratively on production Web sites. The platform features:

• a container based on the REST architectural style, using the Restlet library
• WebDAV file management
• an extensive Google Web Toolkit administrative studio with explorers and editors
• a versioned filesystem
• a flexible template model with recursion
• server side scripting with JSR-223 scripting support (Javascript, Jython/Python, etc.)
• a rich plugin environment based on OSGi.

Here is an advance glimpse:

Users can manipulate ordinary file resources with the Web based UI or mount the system via WebDAV -- for example, Mac Finder, OS X Web Folders, or wdfs.

User-defined collections capture structured content in XML document forests, and WYSIWYG, date, text, and other controls can be used to manipulate fields.

A code editor provides web management of artifacts like CSS files.

Server-side scripts, written in Javascript, Python (or other script languages), can call upon registered OSGi Java bundles to do heavy lifting.