REST web servers are great, and then we add "realtime" to them and figure out how to munge long-lived streaming responses into our app.
What if we had a client and server that treated streaming responses as first-class citizens?
What if a simple request/response cycle was just a short-lived, single event streaming response?
This is a framework to build that system.
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Express-inspired streaming-first web server
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