What is this?
warp is a super-easy, composable web server framework for Rust, promising 'warp speeds'.
How does building a server with warp actually work?
Everything is a Filter: you combine and compose these building blocks to express rich requirements on requests, like paths, headers, query strings, and bodies.
How do I get a first server running?
Add warp and Tokio to your Cargo dependencies, write your server in main.rs, and check the docs or the bundled examples.
Is warp free to use, even in commercial projects?
Yes. It is MIT licensed, so it is free for personal and commercial use.
How steep is the learning curve?
The README pitches it as super-easy thanks to composable Filters, but it runs on the Tokio async runtime, so some async Rust knowledge helps.
Which topics is it in?
compression, async, web-framework, websocket, http, backend, networking, performance, rust, framework, api, server