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Does anyone know of something similar to the Python library greenery? It allows one to compute the intersection and union between the set of strings matched by regexes.
I'm looking for a web framework that's built around composability. Specifically, I'm thinking of something along the lines of the "Your Server as a Function" paradigm: good examples are OCaml's Dream, Kotlin's http4k and F#'s Giraffe. I looked this up and in an earlier post someone mentioned Actix. Apart from actix, is there any other framework like this that generally stays out of your way?
I think you'll like warp (e.g. https://github.com/seanmonstar/warp/blob/master/examples/todos.rs).
There's the proc macro workshop by David Tolnay. It's a repo containing a bunch of tasks that teach you how to write proc macros.
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