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There aren't a lot of good proxy development frameworks. There are decent lower level libraries, and proxy servers with limited scriptability. I've spent the l
by mrkurt 5y ago
There aren't a lot of good proxy development frameworks. There are decent lower level libraries, and proxy servers with limited scriptability.
I've spent the last 4 years at Fly.io wishing for a nice, full featured, proxy framework. This looks pretty darn good to me.
- melony 5y agoThe Go standard library?
- sopium 5y agoI find hyper quite nice to work with to build reverse proxies, mostly thanks to the HTTP client and server having common types for request, response, headers and body streams etc. I agree that it is only a decent lower level library rather than a full featured proxy framework though.
- js4ever 5y agoA Ruby on rails shop like fly.io would use .net?
- square_usual 5y agoWait, fly.io is a Rails shop? (At any rate, they employ Chris McCord, the creator of Phoenix, and have spent considerable resources pushing Phoenix. So it's clear that they aren't beholden to any one language or ecosystem.)
- oaiey 5y agoHe explains the use case why you need a RP framework in your language of choice not his desire at fly.io (I guess :))
- mrkurt 5y agoI think we have more Rust and Go than Ruby at this point. Probably slightly less Elixir. For better or worse we're not really fixated on one language.