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Fast and extensible multi-platform HTTP/1-2-3 web server with automatic HTTPS by default.
A production-ready, pure Go implementation of the QUIC and HTTP/3 protocols.
A Rust implementation of the QUIC transport protocol and HTTP/3, providing low-level APIs for building high-performance networking applications.
A high-performance HTTP/1, HTTP/2, and HTTP/3 server written in C, optimized for speed and low latency.
A modern PHP application server built on Caddy, featuring worker mode, HTTP/3, and real-time capabilities.
A powerful and simple Rust web framework with full HTTP protocol support and built-in OpenAPI integration.
A self-contained, pure-Go web server with built-in Lua scripting, multiple template engines, database backends, and support for HTTP/2, QUIC, and AI/LLM integration.
A Rust implementation of QUIC, HTTP/3, and QPACK used by Mozilla Firefox, providing a library and command-line tools.
A fast, scalable, and extensible HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2, and HTTP/3 compliant caching proxy server for building cloud services.
Advanced Go HTTP client with browser impersonation, TLS fingerprinting, HTTP/3 support, and anti-bot bypass for web automation.
A minimal, cross-platform networking library providing optimized TCP, TLS, QUIC, and HTTP3 transports for async applications.
A high-performance, lightweight, cross-platform QUIC library written in Rust, supporting HTTP/3 and multipath connections.
A high-performance, lightweight, cross-platform QUIC library written in Rust, supporting HTTP/3 and multipath connections.
A Go HTTP client that spoofs TLS/JA3, HTTP/2, and HTTP/3 fingerprints to emulate real browsers by default.
A pragmatic Rust framework for building cohesive network services across HTTP, WebSocket, gRPC, TCP, UDP, and Unix sockets.
A blazingly fast, minimalist HTTP server for Rust with support for HTTP/1, HTTP/2, and HTTP/3.
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