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"RoR in C" is intriguing; another one: "Sinatra in C". They are partly a systemization of lessons learned in webapps, and this particular aspect should be tran
by 10ren 17y ago
"RoR in C" is intriguing; another one: "Sinatra in C".
They are partly a systemization of lessons learned in webapps, and this particular aspect should be transportable out of Ruby.
- wooby 17y agoI worked briefly on a C FastCGI that matched routes to function pointers, sort of like Sinatra. I think the "real" way to do it is with Apache Axis2/C, though.