<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true">A computer science junior shares their experience with the Hyperlane framework, impacting their perspective on web development.Impressed by Hyperlane's clean Context (ctx) abstraction, which simplifies code readability and eliminates nested method calls.Hyperlane's versatile method macros make implementing RESTful APIs straightforward, allowing focus on business logic over HTTP intricacies.Response handling in Hyperlane is intuitive, offering features like sending responses in chunks for dealing with large files.Middleware in Hyperlane follows the onion model, enabling isolation of cross-cutting concerns from core logic like authentication.Dynamic routing is seamless in Hyperlane, supporting both static and dynamic routes with easy retrieval of route parameters.Hyperlane's performance in a wrk test is commendable, ranking second only to a native Tokio implementation.Key learnings from using Hyperlane include the importance of clean API design and the extensibility of the middleware model.Future aspirations involve exploring Hyperlane's WebSocket support, utilizing Rust's abstractions, and building a microservices architecture.Hyperlane has reshaped the author's programming approach by emphasizing performance and a positive development experience.