Backtalk is a web framework for Rust. Much is subject to change and it's not ready for writing production sites, but the structure is there, and I'm glad to answer questions/help out if the documentation isn't enough.

• Asynchronous – use Futures for everything, handle thousands of concurrent connections.
• Realtime – expose a streaming API, and push live events to clients.
• Simple – only a couple hundred lines of code.
• Opinionated – exclusively for JSON-based RESTful APIs.
• Magicless – no macros, no unsafe, runs on stable Rust.

A simple server example:

rust let mut server = Server::new(); let database = memory::MemoryAdapter::new(); server.resource("/cats", move |req: Request| { database.handle(req) }); server.listen("127.0.0.1:3000");

You can look in the examples directory for more information, or the blog post walking through the examples. Things should be mostly documented as well — if you run cargo doc --open in the repository you can view it.

Inspiration

• Feathers.js
• Phoenix
• Rocket.rs