When an HTTP API is just an additional feature of a larger project, it may make sense to keep using C: a toolchain available everywhere and well known (includin

When an HTTP API is just an additional feature of a larger project, it may make sense to keep using C: a toolchain available everywhere and well known (including cross-compilation and full bootstrap), a small memory footprint, easy use of any library needed for the project. I am doing a lot of that and will keep a look at Kore. Unfortunately, HTTPS only and non-evented core is a no-go for me. I am currently relying on the web server embedded in libevent, as well as wslay for websockets and some additional code for SSE. To easily start a project, I am using a cookiecutter template: https://github.com/vincentbernat/bootstrap.c-web https://github.com/vincentbernat/bootstrap.c-web