Tufão: an asynchronous web framework for C++ built on top of Qt
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Hi all, I just released the first stable version of Tufão, a web framework similar to Node.js.
It features:
- High performance event-driven standalone server
- Written entirily in Qt
- Support modern HTTP features (persistent streams, chunked entities, 100-continue status code...)
- HTTPS support
- Lots of automatized tests
- Timeout support
- Fully documented
I invite everyone to test it:
http://code.google.com/p/tufao/downloads/list -
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0. I like it very much!
[/quote]Thank you.
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- Hint: the Visual Studio binaries would be faster on win32 than the mingw binaries
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I'll take a look.
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2. There is no extra support for server side web applications using Qt. It is possible? It is planned?[/quote]I didn't understand what you mean, can you explain better?
- Hint: the Visual Studio binaries would be faster on win32 than the mingw binaries
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can you explain better?
A WebServer makes sense if I'm able to create a (dynamic) Web Application for that.For example Apache has support for server-side-includes to be able to make a dynamic web application.
For example Apache supports plugins for creating dynamic applications. One Plugin of them is PHP.
A Qt-based Webserver would be nice, which would support Qt-based plugins to be able to create dynamic Web applications.
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[quote author="privet" date="1327343923"]>> can you explain better?
A WebServer makes sense if I'm able to create a (dynamic) Web Application for that.For example Apache has support for server-side-includes to be able to make a dynamic web application.
For example Apache supports plugins for creating dynamic applications. One Plugin of them is PHP.
A Qt-based Webserver would be nice, which would support Qt-based plugins to be able to create dynamic Web applications.[/quote]