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The main README is recommending Warp as a high level HTTP server library, but there are other choices and it seems Axum is a better one to recommend because it is developed by Tokio organization similar to Hyper itself.
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I happen to think warp is a decent option, but I'm biased :). However, I do agree that if people have no idea what they want, Axum is a better default. So, I'd probably lean towards this adjustment:
Suggest Axum as a great default, especially if you're not sure what you want.
Keep warp as a suggestion, pointing out "it's a little different, meant for people who like Functional Programming and type abuse."
I wish we could point at some sort of directory, such as arewewebyet.org, but it's rather outdated.
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The main README is recommending Warp as a high level HTTP server library, but there are other choices and it seems Axum is a better one to recommend because it is developed by Tokio organization similar to Hyper itself.
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