Cutelyst 1.5.0 released, I18N and HTTPS built-in

Cutelyst the C++/Qt web framework just got a new stable release.

Right after last release Matthias Fehring made another important contribution adding support for internationalization in Cutelyst, you can now have your Grantlee templates properly translated depending on user setting.

Then on IRC an user asked if Cutelyst-WSGI had HTTPS support, which it didn't, you could enable HTTPS (as I do) using NGINX in front of your application or using uwsgi, but of course having that build-in Cutelyst-WSGI is a lot more convenient especially since his use would be for embedded devices.

Cutelyst-WSGI also got support for --umask, --pidfile, --pidfile2 and --stop that will send a signal to stop the instance based on the pidfile provided, better documentation. Fixes for respawning and cheaping workers, and since I have it now on production of all my web applications FastCGI got some critical fixes.

The cutelyst command was updated to use WSGI library to work on Windows and OSX without requiring uwsgi, making development easier.

www.cutelyst.org got Cutelyst logo, and an updated CMlyst version, though the site still looks ugly... .

Download here: https://github.com/cutelyst/cutelyst/archive/v1.5.0.tar.gz .

Have fun! .