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Iron does use hyper, but it uses an older, synchronous version of hyper. Iron also isn't actively maintained.
by huntie 9y ago
Iron does use hyper, but it uses an older, synchronous version of hyper. Iron also isn't actively maintained.
- hardwaresofton 9y agoThanks for the clarification -- I was wondering what iron was using under the covers but didn't care enough to down and look. With the numbers iron puts up, I would imagine that it's actually doing an event loop somewhere, though, it's way too fast to not be.