"You, too, can build exciting dynamic Web content with Bourne Shell Server Pages."

It's "somewhat" tongue in cheek, but the dude has got some gems in there. Or however you want to take them:

--- Web Services noun A software development meme that espouses the notion of tying together disparate software components via a crude, non-typesafe, remote procedure call (RPC) mechanism that consists of sending and receiving data encoded in an excessively verbose, plaintext format (XML) over a largely inelegant, stateless file transfer protocol (HTTP).

--- Web technology is certainly a controversial topic. Despite the fact that building Web applications is about as enjoyable as having one's private parts caught in a cement mixer, it continues to be an extremely popular software development paradigm. It's been said that although there is a certain class of problems for which Web technology is the appropriate solution, your problem is almost certainly not among them, no matter what your problem is. But one would be hard-pressed to convince the industry of it.

Gotta love the extension... "Shell-Interpreted Template." The result of invoking the page compiler on a .shit file.

This is one cynical developer!

To quote Chris Rock, "Shit, you could drive a car with your feet if you want to."

Actually sh is pretty lean compared to some of the frameworks out there, and I could easily see how this approach could work nicely in an embedded linux device.