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I feel like the other point here is that writing a webserver isn't rocket science. If a webserver is very important to you, and nothing freely available really
by axod 17y ago
I feel like the other point here is that writing a webserver isn't rocket science. If a webserver is very important to you, and nothing freely available really fits your use case well, just write your own.
- rmk 17y agoHmm... if you are good at epoll/kqueue etc and know about the various I/O models supported by Linux. I think it takes time to gain that expertise.
- mhansen 17y agoIf you don't have the time for that, try node.js - it handles all the epoll/kqueue for you, letting you program in high-level asynchronous javascript.
- alecco 17y agoI beg to differ. A real-life scalable and modular I/O engine server is very tricky just to design. nginx's code is amazing, even being barely undocumented.