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...With Qt, you already can write applications for Windows, Linux, Android, MacOS, and iOS using the same source code, Cutelyst allows you to share your C++ code with your web application. Cutelyst has a WSGI server that supports HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2, FastCGI, and WebSockets, it can even be embedded in your application if you like. It also features a plugin for uWSGI which gives us support for HTTP/1.0, FastCGI, and uWSGI protocols but is slower and doesn't support WebSockets. Running standalone or behind a web server is really easy. With your application logic written in C++ your application get's really small, a full CMS (like this one) uses around 5MB of RAM which can be shared with other instances of the same application.

ExtJS server sources for Lazarus Free Pascal on GNU LGPL license. After sharing my Lazarus upgrade, italians reviewed and shared it again. From my bitbucket.org/matthieugiroux account. Ext Pascal actually uses Ext JS 3.2.1 and Lazarus 1.6 or 1.8 RC5.

CppCMS is the web development framework written in C++, that is aimed on development of high performance web application. It uses different web APIs, most noticably FastCGI, as a web layer and various databases as a storage backed.

...To be used as a package in your Go project, or as a stand-alone daemon by running the "guerrillad" binary. Supports MySQL and Redis out-of-the-box, with many other vendor provided processors, such as MailDir and even FastCGI! It's an SMTP server written in Go, for the purpose of receiving large volumes of email. It started as a project for GuerrillaMail.com which processes millions of emails every day, and needed a daemon with less bloat & written in a more memory-safe language that can take advantage of modern multi-core architectures. The purpose of this daemon is to grab the email, save it, and disconnect as quickly as possible, essentially performing the services of a Mail Transfer Agent (MTA) without the sending functionality. ...

...A real Wi-Fi jammer that allows to overlay ongoing frame transmissions with an arbitrary jamming signal. It uses the Wi-Fi chip as a Software-defined Radio to generate jamming signals. It allows using non-standard channels such as 80 MHz bandwidth in the 2.4 GHz bands. It allows to set of arbitrary transmission powers. It allows patching the D11 core's real-time MAC implementation. It allows to extract of CSI of up to 4x4 MIMO transmissions at 80 MHz bandwidth.

MVProc FastCGI is a Model-View-Controller platform that uses MySQL stored procedures as the Controller element. It's based on the stable Apache module MVProc, and all functionality has been tested (and load tested), so it may be "Production Ready" even though it hasn't been implemented in a production environment as yet. Benchmarking indicates it's "nearly as fast" on lighttpd as the MVProc Apache module, though a truly thorough benchmarking with a variety of servers and web applications (outputting the same result) would be more than welcome if anyone is offering... ...

Web development framework for Common Lisp, based on FastCGI with integrated WiKi. It is tested mainly on SBCL, but should work on most Common Lisp implementations.

A C++ Web Toolkit for building web apps in Apache, FastCGI.

Working External Object Browser Working Enviroments: .Net-3.5, Mono-2.0(suggested Mono-2.4) for: Retrieving names and symbol parameters from managed and unmanaged Dlls Note: Parameters are returned 100% in managed only, unmanaged works in windows

JSEXT is a framework for JavaScript for server scripts, web servers and web clients. Seamlessly integrates C libraries with JavaScript code. Based on this, JSEXT provides support for fastcgi, MySQL, SQLite, FTP, SMTP, HTTP and more.