#What it is
The first attempt at a microservice framework in Rust, from 2020. Unmaintained after about a year.
It ran into the same wall North did a year later, without North's better instincts about lifecycle. I wanted framework ergonomics from a language that in 2020 expressed the generic-to-concrete boundary entirely in the type signature, and the result was code only I could read.
North was the second attempt. Forge, in Go, was the third and the one that stuck. Neither Rust framework was wasted. The model of lifecycle as a graph and the convention that errors carry the operation both came from here.