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Re: Web development
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Zelphir Kaltstahl |
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Re: Web development |
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Mon, 7 Sep 2020 21:53:38 +0200 |
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Hey Tantalum!
On 07.09.20 11:35, tantalum wrote:
> this is what i use for web development:
> * for static files, i use nginx and convert markdown to html using
> guile-commonmark, with an extension that allows calls to scheme code
> inside markdown (https://github.com/sph-mn/sph-web-publish) to
> generate some content like file listings
> * for dynamically generated pages, i use nginx and scgi (like fastcgi
> but simpler, http://python.ca/scgi/protocol.txt,
> https://github.com/sph-mn/sph-lib/blob/master/modules/sph/scgi.scm) to
> call a guile procedure on request. the guile side uses this framework
> https://github.com/sph-mn/sph-web-app
> * for serving generated files, i use the x-accel-redirect (x-sendfile)
> response header to instruct nginx to serve the file
> * for example, the linked pages here
> http://sph.mn/other/utilities.html are generated on the fly with guile
> 3. guile is fast. some of the converters use external tools and have a
> long initial output delay for a yet unknown reason
Thanks for that! I will have to look into some of it (like scgi) to
understand better.
It seems like NGINX is a popular choice here as well.
I feel like we should put things together and document them (examples!),
so that people trying out Guile can quickly find how to get started with
a blog or some project like. I hope I can make it work in my example
project to share with everyone.
Best regards,
Zelphir
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