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for a webserver with an awesome GUI served through the web i recommend roxen. it is not a webframework requiring you to write code to serve content, but it serv

by em-bee 2y ago

for a webserver with an awesome GUI served through the web i recommend roxen. it is not a webframework requiring you to write code to serve content, but it serves static files out of the box and let's you add dynamic content on top of that. and it can outperform apache and other webservers depending on your workload.

pjmlp 2y ago
Written in Pike, interesting.
- em-bee 2y ago
  to anyone concerned about needing to learn a new language, unless you want to build very custom dynamic sites you don't. to conveniently serve static files you won't ever have to touch the code. just like you wouldn't do that with apache or nginx. and even if you do want something dynamic, a lot of dynamic features can be had by embedding custom tags in html. still no code required. if you have concerns about pike as a language for the server implementation itself, pike is a very performant language with a long history being used in high profile sites and services. both pike and roxen go back to the early 90s. and if you do want to create custom features and need help you can hire me. i am looking for work (pike,js,ts,python,php,ruby,go,... ;-)