Note: This question is not about WebMathematica. I imagine it is capable of doing everything about to be discussed.

With its diverse capabilities and near endless applications, it seems that Mathematica is the Swiss Knife of high-level programming languages. So it got me thinking if it would be possible to build a small blog-like website (home, articles, apps, about me, etc.) with minimal coding with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, etc. Has this ever been done? If so, are there any live examples and tutorials for this?

Is it also possible to code a minimal web server without using a backend (PHP, Node, etc.) or a web server (Apache, MS NET, Oracle, etc.); perhaps one that can be coded only to drive the small website? I imagine Dataset could be substituted for SQL so that shouldn't be a problem. Any thoughts?

Note: This question is not about WebMathematica. I speculate it is capable of doing everything about to be discussed.

With its diverse capabilities and near endless applications, it seems that Mathematica is the Swiss Knife of high-level programming languages. So it got me thinking if it would be possible to build a small blog-like website (home, articles, apps, about me, etc.) with minimal coding from HTML, CSS, JavaScript, etc. Has this ever been done? If so, are there any live examples and tutorials for this?

Is it also possible to code a minimal web server without using a backend (PHP, Node, etc.) or a web server (Apache, MS NET, Oracle, etc.); perhaps one that can be coded only to drive the small website? I imagine Dataset could be substituted for SQL so that shouldn't be a problem. Any thoughts?

Note: This question is not about WebMathematica. I imagine it is capable of doing everything about to be discussed.

With its diverse capabilities and near endless applications, it seems that Mathematica is the Swiss Knife of high-level programming languages. So it got me thinking if it would be possible to build a small blog-like website (home, articles, apps, about me, etc.) with minimal coding with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, etc. Has this ever been done? If so, are there any live examples and tutorials for this?

Is it also possible to code a minimal web server without using PHP, Node, etc., perhaps one that can be coded only to drive the small website? I imagine Dataset could be substituted for SQL so that shouldn't be a problem. Any thoughts?

Note: This question is not about WebMathematica. I imagine it is capable of doing everything about to be discussed.

With its diverse capabilities and near endless applications, it seems that Mathematica is the Swiss Knife of high-level programming languages. So it got me thinking if it would be possible to build a small blog-like website (home, articles, apps, about me, etc.) with minimal coding with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, etc. Has this ever been done? If so, are there any live examples and tutorials for this?

Is it also possible to code a minimal web server without using a backend (PHP, Node, etc.) or a web server (Apache, MS NET, Oracle, etc.); perhaps one that can be coded only to drive the small website? I imagine Dataset could be substituted for SQL so that shouldn't be a problem. Any thoughts?