In general I was a little frustrated with the state of Rust's web server ecosystem since it has, what I personally call, the NPM syndrome. Pulling a single crate will often pull along with it hundreds of dependencies, and murder your compile times. I know that those dependencies are often necessary, but during development I do not need all of that.

So I made my own.

But of course it's generally a bad idea to run your own HTTP stack in production. So my framework works like this - it can be compiled either in development mode, or in production mode.

In development mode it uses my own crappy HTTP stack and my own crappy async executor and has *zero* dependencies, and compiles super fast. In production mode it uses `hyper` and `tokio`. In both cases the API is exactly the same. So I can have my cake and eat it too.