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I don't really follow what you're saying It serves static sites. I upload my files with rsync, scp, or git, and they are served

• Groxx 4y ago
  There's still a "web server" in front of those files that speaks HTTP and delivers those files. An extremely simple one, but it still exists. What they're proposing is cutting out the "speaks HTTP" part in favor of entirely pre-recorded responses. Whether you think that's feasible or not depends on where you draw the line in the sand, but it can certainly be easier to implement than nginx.
  • bathtub365 4y ago
    Web servers exist already. Does what you’re describing exist?
    • ciprian_craciun 4y ago
      [the author here] Well, the article does point in the last section "Putting it in practice" to my own implementation <https://github.com/volution/kawipiko https://github.com/volution/kawipiko>. :)