Hacker News new | ask | show | jobs
by kpcyrd 3267 days ago
It's very similar to nodejs web frameworks. If you start it you have a working webserver with your application in it.
1 comments

OK, that makes it clear, because for example Rails require existing Web server in contrast.
I this is quite similar to Rails; by default Rails includes webbrick or puma.
OK, browsing through their code, I see they use Hyper.
But they're still on the previous, non-Tokio release.

Personally I'm more tempted by something like Susanoo: https://github.com/ubnt-intrepid/susanoo/