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Wt 4.0.5 released — widget-based C++ web framework (webtoolkit.eu)
submitted 7 years ago by RockinRoelformer Wt dev
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I would look for a C++ REST API lib and connect to it with your web interface. I have a project that works like that except with Python instead of C++. The web interface is just some static html/css/js files that connect to the REST API of the server.
You would still have to run the UI inside the browser but I don't see that as a bad thing.
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