Suave.IO

Suave is a simple web development F# library providing a lightweight web server and a set of combinators to manipulate route flow and task composition.

[Suave.IO @SuaveIO]

Suave v3.4.0 shipped with complete HTTP/2 support.

https://t.co/qgnjPphkfm

[Suave.IO @SuaveIO]

The fastest web server in dotnet land
https://t.co/2oa4lHryGa

#dotnet #fsharp #csharp

[Suave.IO @SuaveIO]

Long time overdue; finally a new release of Suave v3.1.0 targeting .NET 9. Internals have been rewritten using .NET Tasks, Memory and Pipelines and many optimizations focusing on reducing memory allocations, improving throughput, and lowering latency. #dotnet #fsharp

[Dave Curylo @i_no_see_pound]

@ad3mar @cmr0n I have no regrets after 3 years using Suave as a *well performing*, type safe, and easy scale out web server on Linux and FreeBSD.

[ad3mar @ad3mar]

FWIW I've abandoned core async and rewritten Suave's internal using a simpler IO scheduler observing 3 times throughput. I hope to bring these changes into next Suave v3 @suaveio #fsharp

[Zaid Ajaj @zaid_ajaj]

Just blogged “Understading Suave in F# Using Integers” #fsharp @SuaveIO https://t.co/T9QLme9IeY

[Suave.IO @SuaveIO]

@dyowee @GBeyerle @dsyme There already is! https://t.co/x7yiXQr1t1

[Suave.IO @SuaveIO]

@pseudo_coder @dyowee @dsyme @GBeyerle @safe_stack E.g. https://t.co/x7yiXQr1t1

[Suave.IO @SuaveIO]

@pseudo_coder @dyowee @dsyme @GBeyerle @safe_stack Better to stay with the existing community and ask questions. We're friendly and helpful here at @suaveio!

[Suave.IO @SuaveIO]

Suave v2.4.2 released with improvements to `pathScan`! #fsharp

[Suave.IO @SuaveIO]

@dbrattli @logarylib If you follow the paket.lock file's reference to the git commit that was pulled down you'll find it referenced an Apache 2.0 licensed file. Do you see?

[Suave.IO @SuaveIO]

@isaac_abraham @sforkmann @RProvaznik @henrikfeldt Indeed. I also hope we can resolve any future conundrums without all the ire and frustration that comes from not talking to the authors over the issue tracker/e-mail.

[Suave.IO @SuaveIO]

@mark_pattison @isaac_abraham @sforkmann @RProvaznik @henrikfeldt There's no anti-MS license anywhere. We've moved that file into the code-base for that exact reason you mention, so it shouldn't be an issue.

[Suave.IO @SuaveIO]

@RProvaznik @sforkmann @isaac_abraham @henrikfeldt I've also done a new release.

[Suave.IO @SuaveIO]

@RProvaznik @sforkmann @isaac_abraham @henrikfeldt Of course, sent a tweet about it.

[Suave.IO @SuaveIO]

Suave has not changed its license. Suave **is free** and will always be. We have never depended on Logary proper and still depend on the Apache 2.0 licensed Logary Facade, but in-repo now. #fsharp

[Suave.IO @SuaveIO]

@sforkmann @isaac_abraham @RProvaznik @henrikfeldt https://t.co/h3LzFTwls0 It is, but I think it would be good for everyone to move this discussion off of Twitter.

[Suave.IO @SuaveIO]

@isaac_abraham @sforkmann @RProvaznik @henrikfeldt No, Suave depended on v2 of the Facade and still does. It's Apache 2.0 licensed.

[Suave.IO @SuaveIO]

@isaac_abraham @sforkmann @RProvaznik @henrikfeldt https://t.co/I1RuZqnUs0 But all of this doesn't affect Suave in the slightest since we have never depended on v4 of the Facade.