Lavandula: Lightweight C Web Framework for Modern Applications
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Summary
Lavandula is a lightweight, fast web framework written in C for building modern web applications. It emphasizes simplicity, performance, and productivity while avoiding the bloat of heavier frameworks. The framework provides essential features including controller and routing systems, HTTP endpoint support, and an intuitive API for rapid web development.
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It focuses on simplicity, performance, and productivity, providing all the essentials without the bloat of heavier frameworks.
Controller and routing system
HTTP endpoint support (GET, P
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