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I'm not a rust guy, don't know it at all... and to me it's not too much different than interface/type definitions for the .Net framework in C#.

It's often easier to work from examples though, but I do know that you often see interesting ways to do things when you look at API docs.

OT: the framework looks interesting... routing as attributes is pretty cool, would be nice if one of the examples on the main page used a route variable though. I am curious how this compares in terms of requests/second of hello world vs. alternates... I would imagine the memory overhead would be much lower, but curious on throughput for the underlying model.