Wow! I did not expect this. It's fantastic to see that people are actually interested in this project, so here comes the story of Rustful: It all began at the

Wow! I did not expect this. It's fantastic to see that people are actually interested in this project, so here comes the story of Rustful: It all began at the beginning 2014. I had a university project where I should build some kind of website with a database and I wanted to build it in Rust. The problem what that there was no good frameworks out there and those who existed did not compile, so I decided to roll my own. I would just need the basic routing and request handling, so it wasn't hard. I played with some words and came up with the name Rustful (combination of Rust and RESTful, but you did probably guess that) and hated it, but my friends told me that it was a great name and I thought that, well, it's silly enough to actually work. It grew on me over time. Anyway, time passed and I finished my project. I thought that I could keep developing Rustful and use it for my own website and so on. I thought that I should keep it small and simple and "out of the way", because I do personally get annoyed by things that tries to control my work flow too much. There is no "The Rustful Way (tm)" to do things and it shouldn't be. Time kept passing, as usual, and other frameworks started to pop up and gain followers and users. Some, like Iron, had a whole team behind them and it became hard to keep up and, at the same time, complete my studies. This eventually lead to me putting the project on ice during the summer. Fast forwards to this morning. I get a mail about someone asking what the difference between Iron and Rustful is and I think "why do people still keep linking to this thing?" and then I see the torrent of stars on Github. This is when I create my HN account to write this. Now I'm thinking: "Is it time to revive Rustful?"