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A cross-platform, high-performance asynchronous web server for serving static files, built with Rust.
A small, fast, and simple Ruby web server designed for Rack applications.
A tiny, primitive, fast HTTP request/response parser written in C, designed to be stateless and memory-efficient.
A command-line tool for automatic certificate acquisition from ACME servers like Let's Encrypt, designed for flexible web server integration.
A lightweight Erlang library for building fast and scalable HTTP servers.
A lightweight Swift library for building web server applications using coroutines for synchronous concurrency.
A collection of Go programming examples covering beginner to expert topics, from basic syntax to advanced applications.
A tiny, cross-platform, module-based web server for .NET, enabling lightweight web applications and REST APIs.
A simple, configurable web server written entirely in bash for educational and experimental use.
A Laravel development environment for Linux that runs Nginx and DnsMasq to serve sites on *.test domains.
A fast non-blocking HTTP server for Common Lisp built on libev, aiming to be the fastest web server in any language.
A lightweight F# web server library with combinators for route flow and task composition.
A command-line tool for managing Cooklang recipes, generating shopping lists, and serving a web interface from a single binary.
A low-level HTTP server library in Rust focused on 100% HTTP compliance and easy server creation.
A microframework for building JavaScript/TypeScript HTTP systems, runtime-agnostic and strongly typed.
A minimalistic and flexible HTTP request multiplexer for Go, featuring middleware support and context integration.
A fast concurrent HTTP/WebSocket server for Ruby with built-in Pub/Sub, built on the facil.io C framework.
A multithreaded application server for PHP, written in PHP, offering enterprise-grade infrastructure without traditional CGI overhead.
An open-source, web-based bookmarking server for self-hosted personal or team bookmark management.
An ultra-lightweight C-based web application framework for scalable server-side and networking applications.
A simple, robust, and performant Erlang web server designed specifically for building HTTP APIs.
A collection of production-ready Nginx configuration snippets, templates, and best practices for common web server setups.
A high-performance, memory-efficient, and scalable HTTP/1.1 web server for OCaml, built with Angstrom and Faraday.
A performant, Express.js-like web server and REST API framework for Dart, designed for ease of use and minimal dependencies.
A simple HTTP server implementation for Swift using POSIX socket API, running on both macOS and Linux.
A web-based WiFi connection manager for ESP8266, ESP12, ESP32, and Raspberry Pi Pico devices running MicroPython.
A command-line tool that runs SQL queries directly on PCAP files and includes a built-in web server for remote inspection.
A boilerplate Hapi server example demonstrating web and API server setup with Node.js, Hapi, and Swig templates.
A composable framework for writing HTTP handlers in Go with typed URL parameters and middleware chains.
A high-performance Rack-compatible HTTP server built on Vert.x for JRuby applications.
An optimized Nginx virtual host configuration for Craft CMS implementing security, performance, and SEO best practices.
A lightweight asynchronous HTTP server for MicroPython, designed to run on resource-constrained IoT devices like ESP8266/ESP32.
A lightweight, embeddable web server written in pure C# for quickly creating .NET web services with minimal configuration.
A Ruby library for building complete, multi-team Slack bot services with OAuth button integration.
A minimal, high-performance middleware for routing in Crystal's built-in HTTP server.
An open-source, high-performance CFML server engine for running ColdFusion applications.
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