<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false">A computer science junior shares their experience with the Hyperlane framework in a web service project.The use of the Hyperlane framework introduced clean Context (ctx) abstraction, enhancing code readability.Hyperlane simplifies request handling with versatile method macros for RESTful API implementation.Response handling in Hyperlane is intuitive and adaptable, with features like sending responses in chunks.The middleware onion model in Hyperlane helps isolate cross-cutting concerns from core business logic.Dynamic routing and parameter retrieval in Hyperlane are seamless for building systems like blogs.Hyperlane excels in performance, demonstrating remarkable QPS comparable to native Tokio implementations.Key learnings include the efficiency of clean API design, extensibility of middleware, and enhanced safety with Rust's type system.Future aspirations include exploring WebSocket support, Rust's abstractions, and building a microservices architecture with Hyperlane.Hyperlane has reshaped the author's approach to programming, demonstrating that performance and a positive development experience can coexist.For more information, visit Hyperlane's GitHub page or contact the author at root@ltpp.vip.