Groups   171 of 99+      julia-users › Julia's current state of web-programming 4 posts by 3 authors      Alexey Cherkaev    Sep 22   Hi all,  What is the current state of web programming with Julia?  http:  juliawebstack.org  seems quite out of date  still suggesting to use Morsel, which is marked as deprecated .  Escher looks quite nice  https:  github.com shashi Escher-jl , but still fails to build on both 0.4 and 0.5 versions  but it does seem to be actively developed .  Thanks! Alexey      Adrian Salceanu    Sep 22  Other recipients: alexey.... gmail.com  Escher is pretty cool, but it’s more about data interactions and visualizations  dashboards? , rather than building full featured web apps and products.   I’m working on Genie: https:  github.com essenciary Genie-jl a full stack MVC web framework for Julia, in the spirit of Rails or Django.   It now runs smoothly on both 0.4 and 0.5 - it’s still WIP, but it’s got pretty much all the necessary features already  ORM, templating system, authentication, authorization, caching, migrations, model validators, etc . Also, it now takes full advantage of Julia’s parallel programming capabilities, using multiple cores to handle requests, which is pretty cool.    If you check here: http:  genieframework.com packages  built with Genie btw  you’ll find a few more options - like Merly and Bukdu.   Other than that you have the low er  level components: Mux, HttpServer, WebSockets.       Alexey Cherkaev    Sep 26  Other recipients: alexey.... gmail.com  Thanks! I will check out Genie: it looks like what I'm looking for  maybe a bit too much even, would have to learn more .      wookyoung noh    Sep 27    I made Bukdu, which is on top of HttpServer try it also :  https:  github.com wookay Bukdu-jl Thanks