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You are all focusing too much on the C++ argument.

This framework will support all mainstream languages like Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby, Java, .NET being the first one to do this.

And it will offer full programming language interoperability (for example PHP code call C++ code or any combination of languages).

All this with the features it would expect from an Web framework and ORM.

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We're focusing on the C++ because it's in the title of the post, and as far as I can tell, it's the only real thing of note that separates this from yet-another-web-framework.

If the C++ isn't the special bit, what is? What should be be focusing on if not that? What makes this - excuse my bluntness - small, unknown, untested, unexamined, underused, framework interesting aside from it being in C++?

I believe that you think there's something special and notable about this, because no one works that long on something unless they do - so tell us, share with us what's cool about the work you've done.

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