<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true">Hyperlane is a high-performance Rust Web framework designed for speed, zero platform dependency, and modern development experience.It offers exceptional benchmark results, surpassing other frameworks like actix-web and axum in terms of query per second (QPS).The framework simplifies HTTP service development and real-time communication using Rust's safety and concurrency features.Users can visit the Hyperlane GitHub page for more details and quick start templates.The narrator discovered Hyperlane on GitHub and decided to use it for a distributed systems project.Hyperlane's Context abstraction simplifies tasks like retrieving the request method with concise method calls.The framework provides method macros for routing and handling different HTTP methods, enhancing code structure.The user encountered a debugging issue due to missing the async keyword in their route handling functions.An exploration of Hyperlane's response handling mechanisms revealed different operations for managing responses.The distinction between send() and send_once() lies in maintaining the TCP connection, important for long-lived connections.Hyperlane employs a middleware onion model for request and response flow, enhancing flexibility and control.The narrator implemented a logging middleware to exemplify the middleware workflow.Interested individuals can refer to Hyperlane's GitHub page or contact the author via email.