Write powerful web applications in Qt/C++

Next time try to post the link to the project home page instead: <a href="http://gitorious.org/fastcgiqt/" rel="nofollow">http://gitorious.org/fastcgiqt/</a><p>Clicking the link and landing inside a repository browser is confusing, disorienting and definitely not helpful.

The desktop has been lacking the powerful omnipresence, the web offers. I think we should try to port the web applications down to the desktop. With the processing power of the desktop, and the scalability ideas of the web, the merger would be a really interesting one. Sun's Sun Ray was a step in this direction: <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun_Ray" rel="nofollow">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun_Ray</a>

I kind of like the idea of using C++ for web apps. I even wrote a web app that was pure C++ in 1995/1996 before anyone really knew what web apps were. :)<p>But this sort of thing:<p>out &#60;&#60; "&#60;h1&#62;" &#60;&#60; tr("hello, world") &#60;&#60; "&#60;/h1&#62;";<p>isn't really scalable... no templates at all? There's a reason why most web apps are written in scripting languages. I think if you want a high performance service, why not write an apache module or something like G-WAN, which lets you write servlet apps in C...

I suppose this is a much better reason to have a C++ web framework than some of the others I've seen. It would probably make it pretty easy to port a Qt desktop app to the web.

is there a readme that has intro, summarizes current features, why we need another cgi lib and the future.