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Curious, what do people who work with embedded systems usually use to get a web interface for their device? Routers, for as long as I can remember have had a we
by zalthor 13y ago
Curious, what do people who work with embedded systems usually use to get a web interface for their device? Routers, for as long as I can remember have had a web UI though I'm not really sure what sort of a back end runs it.
- nifoc 13y agoThe UI (and maybe other parts?) of AVM routers ("FritzBox") is written in Lua.
- z92 13y agoAlmost everyone use Lua.
- captainmuon 13y agoMy router from D-Link uses php (at least it has php in the URLs). I've seen some that use custom C programs with a webserver (cgi-bin) too.
- up-n-atom 13y agoA few that I've come around and evaluated are https://wiki.strongswan.org/projects/strongswan/wiki/Libfast https://wiki.strongswan.org/projects/strongswan/wiki/Libfast + http://www.clearsilver.net/ http://www.clearsilver.net/ http://appwebserver.org/products/appweb/server-side-javascript.html http://appwebserver.org/products/appweb/server-side-javascri... http://duda.io/ http://duda.io/ http://luci.subsignal.org/ http://luci.subsignal.org/
- edsiper2 13y agoi would be interested into your evaluation of Duda I/O, let me know your comments.
- weland 13y agoLua is pretty widely used. C is also favoured but it's pretty easy to misuse so there are teams that shy away from it. I've seen Perl, Python and PHP, too, as well as some obscure languages. I distinctly remember seeing Tcl, but I don't remember the context so I might be bullshitting here. It greatly depends on flash and RAM though. Past a certain point, Python or PHP are just too large.