The Digital Press

Woeful is a C++ tool designed to help web applications securely connect to the internet without needing a complex backend server.

Why it matters: It simplifies backend architecture, enabling safer and faster external connectivity for web apps.

The big picture: Woeful is a rewrite improving on a previous unstable project, aiming for high speed and stability in the Wisp ecosystem.

The other side: While promising speed, Woeful's safety and stability remain uncertain compared to Rust-based alternatives like Epoxy.

Commenters say: Users appreciate the project's goals and dependencies but express caution over its stability and call for more testing.