<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Hyperlane is a high-performance, lightweight Rust Web framework engineered for speed and modern development experience.</li><li>Hyperlane's performance benchmarks surpassed actix-web and axum in QPS tests.</li><li>The framework boasts extreme speed, zero platform dependency, and robust real-time communication support.</li><li>It simplifies web service development balancing flexibility and performance.</li><li>The framework's Context abstraction simplifies retrieving request methods.</li><li>Hyperlane provides convenient method macros for routing and handling HTTP methods.</li><li>A minor oversight like missing the async keyword in route handlers can lead to debugging challenges in Rust's async paradigm.</li><li>Understanding response handling mechanisms like retrieving, setting status codes, and sending responses is crucial.</li><li>The distinction between send() and send_once() in responses is about maintaining TCP connections.</li><li>Hyperlane follows a middleware workflow known as the 'onion model' for request and response handling.</li></ul>

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