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Yes, I have gone back to C and C++ :) Using Wt[0], FoundationDB[1] and gRPC C++[2] for my side project. One thing to rule them all :) [0] https://webtoolkit.eu
by _448 4y ago
Yes, I have gone back to C and C++ :) Using Wt[0], FoundationDB[1] and gRPC C++[2] for my side project. One thing to rule them all :)
[0] https://webtoolkit.eu https://webtoolkit.eu
[1] https://www.foundationdb.org https://www.foundationdb.org
[2] https://grpc.io https://grpc.io
- ethicalsmacker 4y agoI appreciate sticking to your guns, but I would be terrified writing anything web facing in C or C++. Furthermore, after looking at the WT documentation it seems horrific to construct frontends in... maybe not so bad for APIs though.
- _448 4y ago> Furthermore, after looking at the WT documentation it seems horrific to construct frontends in... The front-end is jQuery and plain CSS or Bootstrap; and if JavaScript is not available then it falls back to complete server-side rendering, else it is hybrid server-client rendering. > maybe not so bad for APIs though. According to the creators of Wt, though you can write APIs, it is not yet architecturally optimised for REST API development.