The state of server-side frameworks for Dart

• aqueduct

  10 2,357 1.2 Dart

  Dart HTTP server framework for building REST APIs. Includes PostgreSQL ORM and OAuth2 provider.

  

  Aqueduct: This framework is no longer being supported by the original owners and will not be ported to null-safety for the foreseeable future. The library is so monolithic that it's a gargantuan task to maintain it, not to mention the growing dependency issues.

• jaguar

  1 392 5.1 Dart

  Jaguar, a server framework built for speed, simplicity and extensible. ORM, Session, Authentication & Authorization, OAuth

  

  The only remaining major server-side framework is Jaguar. Though the maintainer has stated that they will continue to maintain the project, there had been a five-month gap between the last two commits (there was, however, a null-safety commit yesterday).

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• drogon

  6 5,863 9.0 C++

  Drogon: A C++14/17 based HTTP web application framework running on Linux/macOS/Unix/Windows [Moved to: https://github.com/drogonframework/drogon] (by an-tao)

  

  For example, Drogon is said to be the fastest http server: https://github.com/an-tao/drogon.

• shelf

  12 502 6.2 Dart

  Web server middleware for Dart

  

  I've cared about this space for a while: https://github.com/dart-lang/shelf/commit/8fd1b3f1ac920cdf67a34364ef8593e4a46af1c3 :-)

• aspectd

  1 953 3.0 Dart

  AOP for Flutter(Dart)

  

  Another huge hole in Dart is the lack of native AOP capabilities. I was a heavy AspectJ user back in the day, so much so that I couldn't imagine doing OOP without AOP. I did see AspectD (https://github.com/XianyuTech/aspectd), but it's third party, not part of Dart natively.

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