Hi, everyone
I just want to announce web application framework that I am developing, in case anyone interested.  Not yet mature but beginning to take shape.

Source code
fanoframework/fano
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fanoframework/fano

Pascal web application framework. Contribute to fanoframework/fano development by creating an account on GitHub. | |

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Documentation
https://fanoframework.github.io

Thanks for the link, looks really good and I will try it out for sure as soon as possible!

Best regards,
Marc

(Wat actually is a Web application framework ?)

What GUI designer is used for creating an “active” web page ?

What communication channel is used to link server code to the Browser widgets ?

Can part of the application run in the Browser via Pas2js or WebAssemby ?

-Michael

Your documentation looks good, along with the examples, instructions, and general site aesthetics. Beyond providing your own mechanism for implementing a pascal based CGI wrapper, what functionality does or do you plan to expose? That is, what do you imagine doing with it aside from the normal CGI stuff?

If you read roadmap section in readme file, I plan to add functionality to support not only CGI, but also FastCGI and as standalone http server (similar to Node.js + Express). After found out about piradoiv/Prack
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piradoiv/Prack

Simple and Scalable Web Server �. Contribute to piradoiv/Prack development by creating an account on GitHub. | |

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which is interesting to me, I am considering to create sofware layer to use Prack. The motivation behind development of this framework basically a personal research to answer my own curiosity.  What is gain in performance compared to other programming language, for example, PHP-based framework? I used PHP-based (Slim, Phalcon, Laravel) and Javascript-based (Express) framework in my day job. this framework drew inspiration from those existing frameworks. And of course it is not production-ready. I would advise you not to use it in production setup. Zamrony P. Juhara

On Fri, Feb 15, 2019 at 4:04, Anthony Walter wrote: Your documentation looks good, along with the examples, instructions, and general site aesthetics. Beyond providing your own mechanism for implementing a pascal based CGI wrapper, what functionality does or do you plan to expose? That is, what do you imagine doing with it aside from the normal CGI stuff?