SlimeWeb --New Python WebFramework backed by rust

Over the past few weeks, I’ve been experimenting with building a small web framework that combines Python’s simplicity with Rust’s performance . The idea is pretty straightforward Use rust for networking to handle request Use python for business logic Why this project?: Frameworks like Flask and FastAPI are awesome, but I was curious about Python web frameworks' request-handling limits. Benchmarks on my machine showed pretty low numbers, so I thought, what if we offload the networking part to Rust and focus purely on business logic?. Introducing SlimeWeb . Its still early stage and experimenting but works. Some of the things its currently supports: Python handler functions Rust powered HTTP server Multiple worker pool model Sync & Async handler Multipart form support File uploads Streaming Response Cookie signing Custom headers JSON / HTML / Raw Response Templates rendering with context Static serving Hot reload of templates in dev mode WebSocket Sample Code: from slimeweb import Slime