it’s a thread on an article about moving away from warp. I have a handful of warp services currently and we’re actively moving those services away from warp for

it’s a thread on an article about moving away from warp. I have a handful of warp services currently and we’re actively moving those services away from warp for other reasons. I’m not going to try to convince everyone at my org to stay on warp, it has the issues this article mentions. My argument is not that it’s impossible, it’s that the whole value proposition of these frameworks is that they make you jump through fewer hoops than building on top of Hyper yourself, but it looks like a lot of the problems that I’ve encountered with Rocket are being replicated with Axum. There’s a very good chance we -will- move our services to Axum, I’m just not confident that this is really stable ground. As for the specific example, I think you’re missing the forest through the trees. I used that specific example because it’s in the article and it’s in Axum’s readme, so it’s safe to assume that people discussing the article would be familiar with that case.