Brian Adkins wrote on 03/03/2016 10:16 AM:
Is there anything analogous to Rack (Ruby) or WSGI (Python), i.e. a standard
protocol between web servers and web applications, in the Racket world?
There's an SCGI package: http://www.neilvandyke.org/racket/scgi/
I originally wrote it because a consulting client had a production
system in plain CGI, in a particular Apache setup, and this seemed the
gentlest way for them to move tentatively to long-lived processes. The
SCGI has worked for them for 5 years, but I might approach a Web
framework from scratch differently. (I wrote the SCGI package itself on
my own, so it's open source.)
BTW, SCGI gave us info from Apache modules that would have been lost,
had we gone with HTTP proxying instead, and there was a reason that
Apache modules support was a requirement. But, from scratch, I'm more
interested in efficient&scalable&responsive HTTP servers in pure Racket
(both small for routers handling LAN requests, and scalable to large
volume Web site serving on one or more EC2 instances), which could be
fronted via proxying when that's useful.
Neil V.
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