If Robyn is not an instrumented SSL terminating load balancer with HTTP/3 support, there must still be an upstream HTTP server that could support ASGI.
ASGI (like WSGI) makes it possible to compose an application with reusable, tested "middleware" because there's an IInterface there.
> If Robyn is not an instrumented SSL terminating load balancer with HTTP/3 support, there must still be an upstream HTTP server that could support ASGI.
See I'd like to believe that. However, there is no ASGI-compliant server that supports this properly(at least in the Python world).
And when the community demands/needs the feauture, I see no reason why I won't bake the above features in Robyn itself.
> reusable, tested "middleware" because there's an IInterface there.
Robyn has a drop-in replacement for these. So, these should not be a problem.
Having said that, I feel I could document these facts a bit boldly to clear out the doubts.
See I'd like to believe that. However, there is no ASGI-compliant server that supports this properly(at least in the Python world).
And when the community demands/needs the feauture, I see no reason why I won't bake the above features in Robyn itself.
> reusable, tested "middleware" because there's an IInterface there.
Robyn has a drop-in replacement for these. So, these should not be a problem.
Having said that, I feel I could document these facts a bit boldly to clear out the doubts.