<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>The author shares their experience with the Hyperlane Rust HTTP framework encountered on GitHub.</li><li>They were intrigued by Hyperlane's performance metrics and decided to use it for a distributed systems course project.</li><li>Hyperlane's Context abstraction simplifies accessing request methods with concise code.</li><li>The framework offers method macros for routing and handling various HTTP methods like GET, POST, DELETE.</li><li>The author highlights the importance of specifying the async keyword for route handler functions.</li><li>The author explores Hyperlane's response handling mechanisms, including retrieving responses, setting status codes, and sending responses.</li><li>They note the distinction between maintaining connections with send() and closing immediately with send_once().</li><li>Hyperlane's middleware workflow, known as the 'onion model,' is explained using diagrams in the official documentation.</li><li>The author attempts to implement a logging middleware to demonstrate the middleware concept.</li></ul>

Junior Year Self-Study Notes My Journey with the Framework（1749937716787400）

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