Hey r/javascript First time posting here (and on this account at all actually). I've been building a TypeScript HTTP framework called Flare for the past few months and just released v0.1. I'd love feedback from people who'd actually use something like this. It started because I wanted NestJS-style structure on Cloudflare Workers, and I wanted it to be fast. Hono is the obvious answer for CF Workers and it's genuinely good, but it lacks that structure I wanted.. That's not a knock on it at all, it's just not how I prefer building. I come from an ASP.NET Core background. Controllers, DI containers, class based stuff. I wanted that, on Workers, with Node.js parity so the same app runs in both places. Some cool features: Build-time graph validation. Wiring mistakes fail at host.build(), not in prod. Typed request contracts. Params, query, and body coerced before your handler runs. Schema library is built in, no Zod or AJV. Per-request typed state.…