Vermell: A zero-dependency C++20 web framework built on epoll
Vermell – Minimal, dependency-free C++ web framework using epoll
Vermell is a minimal, zero-dependency C++20 web framework for Linux, built on an epoll event loop with a worker thread pool. It offers one-header, one-library integration, a single-command build, and hardened defaults against slowloris attacks and path traversal. Features include static file serving with SPA support, JSON DOM parsing, and C++ template composition.
What you write is C++, and what runs is C++.
- sriniwasx
As cool as it sound, do we actually need it? also what problem are we solving?
Performance is probably the only angle that has some potential but only short requests, the db and other external IO/services is a bigger bottleneck.
- Panzerschrek
It looks suspicious. It has only 18 commits, the majority of code was added via single initial commit. is it LLM-generated?
- hilti
I like the idea and the logo. But some real world examples like database usage, partials within templates and handling forms are missing.