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I actually downloaded, installed and ran an example app - but from the other C++ Web toolkit that was on front page - CppCms. I was meaning to add this comment

I actually downloaded, installed and ran an example app - but from the other C++ Web toolkit that was on front page - CppCms. I was meaning to add this comment to that post but in between multiple open tabs, I ended up adding it on this one instead! But which one of my points are not applicable to this particular toolkit? Sure it seems to provide XSS protection and such but the fundamental issues with secure coding in C++ still remain. So do the points about cross platform pain, compiler/library versioning issues, reinventing the wheel, availability of debugging/performance monitoring/profiling tools.

vanderZwan 13y ago
Oh, I wasn't trying to refute your points - it's outside of my area of expertise and they may very well be correct - but your style of writing gave a strong impression you were criticising the framework without even taking a closer look at it, which I wouldn't consider a proper way to criticise something or start a discussion.
vmarsy 13y ago
Did you try the example app on Firefox ? I tried some of the examples, on Chrome, Opera and Firefox, on http://127.0.0.1:8080/ http://127.0.0.1:8080/ , the 2 first browsers works fine but on Firefox all I see is a blank page.