Google doesn’t want to give accurate results for this query. Are there any literature / articles on server languages? Yes, I am interested to try my hand at cycling.

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    The most famous "book with the dragon" dic.academic.ru/dic.nsf/ruwiki/971665 And server languages ​​are no different from all the others. Especially when you consider that the "client" languages ​​now do not exist at all. Previously, JS was only in browsers and it could be considered client, but now it is not so - Mike
  • I still don’t understand many things, for example, how heders are transferred to arguments, how output html is sent. But thanks! - Juriy359 pm
  • And where does some header and output html. You have not even said a word in the question that this is somehow related to the web. And almost all languages ​​allow you to work not only with the web. In general, the communication between the client and the web server has no bearing on the programming language. Most "server" languages ​​do not work with the client over the web at all. They communicate with the web server. And in a very simple form: the web-server starts the handler and delivers everything that came from the client to the standard input. And the handler outputs to the standard output what needs to be sent to the client - Mike
  • Yes, my omission. That is, it would be correct to say about the connection between the interpreter and the server? - Juriy359 2:44 pm
  • Maybe. I don't know what you really wanted. Now the question concerns the literature on writing their own languages. This topic does not concern the web at all. Any general language can work with the web. If you want a new language through which work with the web will take place, then these are two (or more) independent topics. First you need to make a language. After that, it will be determined how the work with the client takes place through the web-server, as it does with the overwhelming number of languages ​​or directly (NodeJS). for the 1st read about CGI. for the 2nd about writing your own web-server. Both here and there it is useful to read about HTTP - Mike

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Once upon a time, when the trees were still large, and 640 kB of RAM was enough for everyone, I needed a scripting language for writing test scripts. There was no Python then and I wrote the Basic interpreter. I think that as an example of building interpreters will come down.

https://sourceforge.net/projects/obasic/