<p>Building web servers might seem like the domain of Python, Node.js, or Go, but C can do it too - and with incredible performance. Using Mongoose, a powerful embedded networking library, we can create production-ready HTTP servers with just a few dozen lines of code. Today, we’re going to build both a static file server and a dynamic RESTful API server, understanding every single line along the way.</p>
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Learn how to build production-ready HTTP servers in C using Mongoose, an embedded networking library. The guide covers creating both static file servers and dynamic RESTful API servers with minimal code, demonstrating C's performance capabilities for web server development.

Built an HTTP server in C using Mongoose - a tiny, embeddable web server.