Hyperlane, in the realm of Rust web frameworks, is emerging as a robust contender in the new lightweight and high-performance frameworks category.
The article compares Hyperlane with Actix-Web and Axum in terms of performance, feature integration, developer experience, and underlying architecture.
Hyperlane uses Tokio & Standard Library, offers strong performance, middleware support, and real-time communication capabilities.
Advantages of Hyperlane include platform independence, extreme performance optimization, flexible middleware mechanisms, and built-in support for WebSocket and SSE.
Hyperlane's middleware configuration is straightforward, supports multiple HTTP method route macros, WebSocket examples, and SSE data push.
Hyperlane's routing capabilities encompass dynamic and regular expression matching, while emphasizing performance optimization for high throughput scenarios.
The framework provides a developer-centric experience, employing an asynchronous chain call mode for configurations and consistent APIs within Context.
Hyperlane's comparison with Actix-Web and Axum highlights its advantages in SSE/WebSocket support, asynchronous chain API, routing with regular expressions, and platform compatibility.
Hyperlane is tailored for extreme performance, lightweight deployment, and rapid development in building modern web applications.
To get started with Hyperlane, use 'cargo add hyperlane' or check out the quick start template repository.