Summary

In this chapter, we delved into what the Julia community has built over the past 5 years in the way of tools to build web-based applications.

From now on, whenever you need to build a static website, Franklin will be available to you as a valuable choice. If you need to build a cross-platform Electron-based GUI app, you can combine WebIO, Blink, and Interact to accomplish this. If your next project is to build a web dashboard, look no further than Dash for Julia.

Also, we discussed the architecture of microservices, the current state of WASM in the Julia ecosystem, and which cloud platforms are readily available for Julia.

Finally, you got an overview of all mature web frameworks in Julia. You should have a better idea of which to apply when, and you have also gained a head start for working with any of them.

This concludes our overall survey of Julia and other web technologies. In the remaining part of the book, you’ll be guided, step by step, on how to...