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Recommendations for c++ web programming frameworks that do not use .net

There are obviously a lot of different choices out there if you want to program for the web using Java. Does anybody have recommendations for someone who wants a free software framework for web programming? I want to work on Linux, and I would prefer to avoid .net/mono.

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My recommendation is not to do web programming in C++. Try any of Django (python), Ruby on Rails, PHP, or even Perl. There's plenty to choose from.

JSBangs  2010-05-11 14:35:29
I have reasons for choosing C++ over other languages, which is why I specifically asked about C++.
BD at Rivenhill  2010-05-11 15:15:20
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Ken Bloom  2010-05-11 14:39:58
Note, Cgicc is rather small and limited CGI library then full framework.
Artyom  2010-05-11 20:09:28
@Artyom: thanks, this is exactly the sort of color I am looking for.
BD at Rivenhill  2010-05-13 16:20:06

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