FastCGI: Per-Request Environment Variables That's not a good way. I'll implement this in https://t.co/TsPzE3mSxp but I will not enable it by default. I have better solutions for this. For example: the whole framework. The whole framework is being designed…

C++ web framework | web development can be done with C++ as well. - the-moisrex/webpp

C++ web framework

Did you know you could run a shared library as an executable in #Linux? Try running this: /lib/libc.so.6 And here's how you can implement it:

Try-Catch performance! Running code inside a try-catch has nothing to do with performance, but initializing try-catch impacts performance.

Is that going too far?? Seriously! Everyone already supports "pragma once" and it seems like it has some performance benefits but GCC already recognizes the include guards and optimizes them. My framework needs C++2a to work, so I'm not gonna even bother!

Why boost? Why? I'd have more performance and have to write less code for error handling. What is the reason?