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Better use nxweb, this one isn't that secure: http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/2bo44u/i_am_the_developer_behind_nopec_an/cj79zka http://www.reddit.c

• idlewan 12y ago
  Clickable: https://bitbucket.org/yarosla/nxweb/wiki/Home https://bitbucket.org/yarosla/nxweb/wiki/Home
• cremno 12y ago
  There is also https://kore.io/ https://kore.io/.
  • bebna 12y ago
    I wanted to include that one too, but I always forget the name of it when I need it.
• acidx 12y ago
  As I'm writing a web server as well (just for hobby, won't be big and professional like nginx), I did glance at Nxweb's code a few months ago. It's pretty hard to grasp, and I consider myself to be a pretty experienced C programmer. Hard to grasp code usually raises some red flags, security wise. It does perform well, though, and has some pretty interesting ideas. It is well worth looking, even if for learning a thing or two. The Reddit thread for Nope.c is generating a lot of constructive criticism. It ranges from stylistic issues to security issues to architectures issues. Nope's author might learn a lot of stuff and have a lot of fun -- I sure did when writing my own. (In time, my project's web page is at http://lwan.ws http://lwan.ws)
• idlewan 12y ago
  Duda is also a good alternative: http://duda.io/ http://duda.io/