Good day! I am interested in C ++ libraries that allow me to work with web pages (specifically, I need ways to import Google Docs , get the source code of the page, enter data in the submit fields). What can be found on this issue?
- 2why don't you use a language that is more suitable for such purposes? The advantages of C ++, such as speed of execution in the case of the web, are erased, because the bottleneck in terms of performance is the client’s communication with the server, and no C ++ will help to speed it up. But get a headache abound - DreamChild
- @DreamChild I am writing a simple application for personal use, and I do not know other languages - dmg3
- @ aapetrov3 generally for each task it is reasonable to choose your own tool. For the development of web applications, C ++ is probably not the best choice for a number of reasons. However, if you need C ++, you can read [this series of articles] [1], recently published on Habré, you may find something useful there (however, I don’t vouch, I did not read it myself) - DreamChild
- Start with classic libraries, for example cURL . It will exactly solve the problem of obtaining the source code of the page and "entering data into the submit fields" (in fact, you do not need to enter anything, you just need to form the correct request). - KoVadim
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