Merly is a microframework for declaring routes and handling requests.
A majority of frameworks could be split in 2 parts :
- full-stack meaning it provides all aspects (-stacks-) from data layer to sometimes deployment.
- micro meaning it provides only the routing part, and let the developer choose any other component for the others.
Quickly creating web applications in Julia with minimal effort.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Optimized for speed. Returns responses in milliseconds. Take full advantage of the internet infrastructure to make your applications faster.
- Full-featured – process Http requests with built-in plugins and tools.
- Simple – develop applications in minutes, enjoy the simplicity of the design.
Website: merly.vercel.app
Support: Documentation, GitHub Code Repository
Developer: Josue Acevedo Maldonado
License: MIT License
Merly is written in Julia. Learn Julia with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
Related Software
| Julia Web Frameworks | |
|---|---|
| Genie | Complete solution for developing modern full-stack web applications |
| JuMP | Domain-specific modeling language for mathematical optimization |
| Bukdu | Web development framework that seeks inspiration from the Phoenix framework |
| Blink.jl | Julia wrapper around Electron |
| Merly | Microframework for declaring routes and handling requests |
| Bonito.jl | Build interactive web applications, dashboards, and visualizations |
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