Hyperlane is emerging as a strong player in lightweight and high-performance web frameworks, competing with Actix-Web and Axum.
Hyperlane relies on Tokio for async runtime and offers support for request/response, WebSocket, and SSE.
Among its advantages are zero platform dependency, extreme performance optimization, flexible middleware mechanism, and real-time communication support.
The framework utilizes async functions for middleware registration, supports multiple HTTP method route macros, and has native support for WebSocket and SSE.
Hyperlane also excels in SSE data push and robust routing capabilities with dynamic and regular expression matching.
Its performance focus includes configurable options for high throughput, and the developer-centric experience simplifies configurations and maintains consistency.
Hyperlane is a preferred choice for those seeking advanced features like native SSE/WebSocket, asynchronous chain API, regular expression routing, and full lifecycle middleware support.
Developers can start using Hyperlane by adding it to their Cargo.toml file and exploring the quick start repository and documentation.