Any commercial grade web site built using emweb Wt C++ toolkit? [closed] - c++

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Wt C++ webtool kit (https://www.webtoolkit.eu/wt) has been in existence for a decade. I want to know if any commercial grade website, apart from their homepage, that is in existence today that I can access to ascertain its capability.
I seeking to know the useage Wt in a commercial grade website, preferably in financial domain. Earlier there was one MusicPlyr website which was supposed to be based on Wt (the only one that I know of from published information). It was from a for profit company. Now that site is down. I want to know if there are other similar sites (apart from, of course, the wt homepage). There are some webpages listed in the Wt site. But are best simple webpages, but none full blown website.
Further Gwan (http://gwan.com/), a c based web framework, provides the performance bench mark under heavy load condition. I have searched for a similar performance benchmark numbers for Wt. Till date I haven't got it. Please provide me sites where I can get performance benchmarks of Wt (with their built in webserver).
I am looking for a convincing case to use this framework to design and code a full blown financial commercial website. Please help me to get the above information.
Regards
Rathnadhar K V

From their github
Demos, examples
The homepage itself a Wt application, contains also various examples

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SharePoint alternatives? [closed]

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