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Junior Year Self-Study Notes My Journey with the Framework（1749950996103900）
- The author shares their experience with the Hyperlane Rust HTTP framework they encountered on GitHub during a distributed systems course project.
- Hyperlane is described as a high-performance, lightweight Rust HTTP framework aimed at modern web service development.
- The author added Hyperlane as a dependency in their Cargo.toml file.
- The author delves into Hyperlane's Context abstraction, highlighting its concise approach for retrieving request methods.
- Hyperlane simplifies chained calls, enhancing code readability with auto-generated getter and setter methods.
- The exploration of Hyperlane's routing and HTTP method macros for implementing RESTful APIs is covered.
- An issue encountered by the author due to missing the async keyword in route handler functions is discussed.
- The author dedicates time to studying Hyperlane's response APIs and creates a comparison table for a better understanding of response handling mechanisms.
- The difference between send() and send_once() with regard to maintaining the TCP connection is highlighted.
- The author gains insight into Hyperlane's middleware workflow through diagrams illustrating the 'onion model.'
- An attempt to implement a logging middleware is mentioned as an illustration of the middleware concept.
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