Vermell – Minimal, dependency-free C++ web framework using epoll
Vermell is a new, minimal, and dependency-free web framework designed for modern C++ environments. It utilizes an event-driven epoll loop to handle requests efficiently without the need for garbage collection or external runtimes.
Why it matters
This provides developers with a high-performance, low-overhead tool for building web services in C++, emphasizing structural simplicity and speed.
A minimal, zero-bloat web framework designed for modern C++ environments. Fast, structural, and strictly typed.
Vermell is a web framework for modern C++ environments : one header to include, one static library to link, and nothing else. No runtime, no garbage collector, no framework-specific DSL, no vendored dependencies — what you write is C++, and what runs is C++.
Under the hood it is an event-driven engine: a non-blocking epoll loop reads requests and hands work to a pool of worker threads. That split is what makes Vermell fast under load and resilient against slow clients.
📚 Full documentation: vermell.cc — bilingual (EN/ES) manual covering every section of this README with examples and diagrams.
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