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-<h1>
- I Like <a href="https://hyper.rs">hyper</a> more than
- <a href="https://actix.rs">Actix Web</a>
-</h1>
-
-<article>
- <p>
- I've been using Actix Web as the HTTP service layer for some web
- applications for a while now. I've written several APIs for work and
- personal projects on top of Actix and always thought it was pretty spiffy
- for what it does: listen for HTTP requests and respond to them with code
- I've written. I was always a little bummed about how large the dependency
- tree was with the project though, and how long it took to compile.
- </p>
-
- <p>
- Recently I've been trying to write or depend on as little code as is
- possible to get the job done, so I've been trying to take a look at whether
- or not I
- <em>need</em> what I've written or imported or even though of implementing
- before I've written anything.
- </p>
-</article>