Hello Witties...

What you guys think about Boosting Wt?

I'm currently creating a site that uses the libraries: RapidXML (to XML
parsing), cURL (for downloading files and URLs), VMime (to send emails)
and GraphicsMagick (to manipulate images).

I installed and references, one by one; I looked at dozens of sites
explain how to use each one and this time-consuming because many forums
had errors, or the examples no longer work in the current version.

But what do you think about integrating into Wt all of these libraries
(and others in the future for other functions (like 7zip)) to be called
directly by Wt classes?!

eg: #include <Wt/...> // WXml, WEmail, WDownload, WGraphic, WZip, etc...

Thus will be much simpler to increase site functionality (and fast
development), without searching and installing several different types
of libraries (and there are many for each function).

Installation of other libraries (or new versions) can break the site in
a version change (apt-get upgrade), but with Wt integration, the
libraries can be inserted, tested and stabilized in that version and
rarely need to be updated.

I think it would be great to have these libraries integrated into Wt as
a pattern, otherwise Wt will always be somewhat limited and dependent.

If the idea is valid I can help, because I've done all these
integrations are all working perfectly.

Tks,
John


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