replaced

yhs, an embeddable HTTP server in C

A dependency-free, single-threaded HTTP server written in C, with WebSockets and a deliberately small API, built so that an iOS project's parameters could be adjusted from a browser while it ran. In the end everybody preferred doing their tweaking on the device itself, through a rough Cocoa Touch panel cobbled together in an afternoon. The web idea was dropped before the JavaScript was written.

Told by to3m on Hacker News, 17 Aug 2014. Retold here in our words, with some of theirs kept; the original is linked above.

Written by them, summarised by us, and linked back. Ask us to take it down and we will, no questions.