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Building Web Servers with Axum

· Adrian Ancona Novelo · Jan. 29, 2025, 3:12 p.m.

programming Rust server Web Development Rust asynchronous programming tokio

Summary

This blog post provides a simple guide to building a basic web server using the Axum framework in Rust, leveraging the Tokio runtime for asynchronous programming. It includes a minimal code example to get started.

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