I've been working on a web framework in C++ for the past few months in my spare time. It's based on a lot of ideas from Django, but tries to migrate all repetitive coding into code generation. It uses a YAML configuration file to keep track of all the models (ie, tables in the database) and views.
There's no documentation yet, it's not done, and plenty of the code is ugly, but if you're interested in seeing something, you can look at the git repository: <a href="http://git.snoyman.com/cppweb.git">http://git.snoyman.com/cppweb.git</a>. Let me know if you like it (or even if you don't).
April 17, 2008, 8:05 p.m. - Michael
I've been working on a web framework in C++ for the past few months in my spare time. It's based on a lot of ideas from Django, but tries to migrate all repetitive coding into code generation. It uses a YAML configuration file to keep track of all the models (ie, tables in the database) and views. There's no documentation yet, it's not done, and plenty of the code is ugly, but if you're interested in seeing something, you can look at the git repository: <a href="http://git.snoyman.com/cppweb.git">http://git.snoyman.com/cppweb.git</a>. Let me know if you like it (or even if you don't).