!C++ ?

You like the library functionality, but do not grock C++ for your project?

Do not despair. Wt exists in a native variant or through bindings in other languages:

• You can use JWt, a native Java version of Wt developed and maintained together with the C++ version. It has, with few exceptions, the same features as Wt, but runs natively in the JVM and can be deployed into any Servlet container.
  
  
  
• Richard Dale is maintaining WtRuby, Ruby bindings to Wt, using the same framework used for generating Ruby bindings to Qt and KDE.
  
  
  
• Leveraging the JVM's support for other languages, such as Clojure, a LISP variant, Raphael Bauduin is experimenting with using JWt from within Clojure, documenting his experience in his blog and eventually developing a small support library.