Comment by Negitivefrags

You could make one hell of a good C++ web framework with this.

  http::controller mypage
  {
    //Browsing to http://server/mypage/test?some_str=blah&param=5 calls this
    http::response test( const std::string& some_str, const unsigned param )
    {
      return web::response{ 200, "You did awesome stuff" };
    }

    //This method can only be called with HTTP POST
    [[POST]] http::response save_some_data( const std::string& blah ) 
    {
      return 200;
    }
  };

  int main()
  {
    http::server server( "localhost", 80 );
    server.add_route( "mypage", std::make_unique< mypage >() );
    server.run();
  }

It's all the magic of a modern web framework but in a fast language.

Due to web assembly you can easily have your server and client side scripting be done in the same language, with the same libraries which is also huge bonus.

I honestly can't think of a better stack.