Http Server
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A C++ library for building high-performance embedded RESTful HTTP servers.
A high-performance HTTP server for Ruby with Rack compatibility, GraphQL support, and exceptional speed.
A high-performance HTTP server for Ruby with Rack compatibility, GraphQL support, and exceptional static asset serving speeds.
A lightweight Swift library for creating HTTP web servers with a simple, expressive API.
A minimal, fast, and unopinionated web framework for Swift, inspired by Express.js.
Command-line tools for managing, searching, and serving ZIM files offline.
A true object-oriented and immutable Java web framework that eliminates NULLs, static methods, annotations, and mutable objects.
A simple command-line HTTP/HTTPS server for the .NET Core CLI that serves files from the current directory.
A comprehensive HTTP library for Lua supporting HTTP(S) 1.0, 1.1, and 2.0 for both client and server applications.
A minimalist web framework for Deno, ported from ExpressJS, providing robust HTTP server tooling.
A C++11 wrapper for libuv providing a simple interface and high-performance networking with TCP, UDP, HTTP, DNS, and timer support.
A middleware for creating GraphQL HTTP servers with Koa, ported from express-graphql.
A simple, modular, and observable Go framework for building production-grade backend applications.
A collection of utility functions for building your own GraphQL HTTP server that is framework and runtime agnostic.
A Sinatra-like web toolkit for OCaml, built on httpaf and lwt for building lightweight, extensible web applications.
A tiny embeddable C++ HTTP and WebSocket server library for lightweight web serving and real-time communication.
An OCaml library for building HTTP clients and servers with support for multiple asynchronous backends including Lwt, Async, and Eio.
A high-performance C++ web and enterprise application framework with embedded HTTP server, ORM, and support for multiple server backends.
A powerful Clojure web library for building production HTTP services with full standards support and async capabilities.
A minimal micro-framework for building RESTful APIs in Go with a resource-oriented design.
A Go library for implementing HTTP long-polling servers and clients to enable web pub-sub communication.
A lightweight HTTP web server with WebSocket support and Python templating for MicroPython on ESP32 and Pycom devices.
An LLM-powered web honeypot that dynamically crafts realistic HTTP responses to mimic various applications and detect malicious traffic.
A Java framework for building production-ready REST services with built-in configuration, metrics, logging, and dependency injection.
Turn shell commands into HTTP APIs without writing server code.
A Kotlin microservices toolkit for building server applications (web apps, APIs, serverless) with a modular, pluggable architecture.
A super lightweight, zero-dependency async HTTP server library written in pure Swift for iOS, macOS, and Linux.
An asynchronous web framework for C++ built on top of Qt, featuring high performance and modern HTTP support.
A high-performance, memory-efficient, and scalable HTTP/1.1 web server for OCaml, built with Angstrom and Faraday.
A web server that serves static HTTP responses from text dumps, enabling API mocking and testing without a backend.
A web server that serves static responses from HTTP dump files, enabling API mocking, testing, and prototyping without a backend.
A mature, efficient backend framework for Deno, inspired by Nest.js, for building scalable HTTP/WebSocket servers and KVQueue workers.
A cross-platform, minimalist web framework for PowerShell that enables building web servers and APIs using PowerShell scripting.
A fast and simple HTTP server for quickly hosting directories with sensible defaults.
A high-performance, cross-platform socket communication library for Delphi and Free Pascal supporting HTTP, HTTPS, and WebSocket.
A full-stack, production-ready HTTP server framework for Dart, built for speed, simplicity, and extensibility.
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