<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true">Hyperlane is emerging as a top contender in Rust web frameworks for its lightweight and high-performance nature.The comparison with Actix-Web and Axum focuses on performance, feature integration, developer experience, and architecture.Hyperlane relies on Tokio + Standard Library, excels in performance optimization, and offers flexible middleware support.It natively supports real-time communication with WebSocket and SSE without third-party plugins.Hyperlane's middleware configuration is straightforward with async functions, and it supports multiple HTTP method route macros.The framework provides native WebSocket and SSE examples, simplifying real-time application development.It includes robust routing capabilities supporting dynamic and regular expression matching.Hyperlane is optimized for high throughput with performance-focused default configurations.The developer experience is seamless with an asynchronous chain call mode and unified interface.Hyperlane excels in features like native SSE/WebSocket support, asynchronous chain API, and regular expression routing.It offers low dependency complexity and strong platform compatibility.Hyperlane is recommended for high-performance web applications, real-time services, and embedded servers.Getting started with Hyperlane is easy with cargo add command and provided online documentation.For inquiries or contributions, contact the author at root@ltpp.vip or visit Hyperlane's GitHub page.