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Single-header C++20 web framework Vermell runs on epoll with zero dependencies
Vermell is a new C++20 web framework that requires only a single header and static library, using an epoll event loop with worker threads.
For engineers building Linux web services, Vermell removes dependency management and runtime overhead, relying only on base Linux APIs. Its epoll-based event loop with worker threads aims to handle slow clients without blocking. The framework is not portable to macOS or Windows, so it suits Linux-only deployments.
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Vermell is a single-header, single-static-library C++20 framework with no dependencies beyond Linux base APIs.
It uses a non-blocking epoll loop with a worker thread pool to handle requests.
It includes built-in hardening like timeouts, request caps, and a render jail, plus an in-tree JSON DOM.
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