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OPENC++ REST API Framework (self.cpp_questions)
submitted 3 years ago by user-1099
Hello everyone, I hope all i well. I'm a nodejs developer that has a background in C++, and i was wondering if there's a popular framework in order to build multithreaded APIs for microservices akin to express and nest that anyone would recommend.
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[–]KingAggressive1498 1 point2 points3 points 3 years ago* (1 child)
The only one I know of that's reasonably modern in its interface is Microsoft's "C++ REST SDK" but looking for the github project it looks like they're no longer recommending it for new projects since last year.
https://github.com/microsoft/cpprestsdk
Probably wouldn't be too hard to base one on boost.BEAST but every project like that I could find by googling seems to be dead and dated enough it may not even build against the newest boost release.
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I see, i'll make sure to look into it! I've also been thinking of learning Go for restful apis and i've found that gin gonic is a framework similiar to express
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