[Lazarus] Freepascal for web
Santiago A.
svaa at ciberpiula.net
Sat Sep 25 12:29:15 CEST 2021
Not sure if this question should go for fpc-freepascal list or
fpc-others list.
I'm starting a new project, a simple accounting system, with the data in
a server in internet. It is an experimental pet project, just to try new
technologies (new for me). Although it is just an experimental pet
project, I want to use technologies that allow to scale in the web.
I don't want to do it in PHP (I got enough of it years ago), so I want
to consider a more advanced language.
First, I thought about something with a python backend, but I've read
that it doesn't scale well because it doesn't support multithreads.
I am almost decided to node.js in the backend and vue.js in the
frontend. Node.js is what almost everybody uses and has a lot of
libraries/modules and future. And vue.js looks powerful and simple with
a nice learning curve.
But I'm not still happy. Why can't I use a native compiled program for
the backend?, it should faster, and more robust that any script,
dynamic, JIT language. Pascal for this is my first thought as it was my
first love. I'm thinking about a freepascal backendĀ and vue.js frontend
, or even a three-tier with json messages between frontend in vue.js and
server.
Have you any experience in freepascal for web?
Any hints, suggestions or advice?
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Saludos
Santiago A.
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