The Userver toolkit makes it possible to create high-load applications in C++.
The Yandex Go team has published a new version of the Userver framework on GitHub. In the Userver 3.0 release, the developers implemented more than 2.5 thousand improvements reflecting user feedback.
Among the key updates is the Chaotic program, which automates the writing of repetitive code and reduces development time. The Userver easy library has also been introduced for rapid solution prototyping with the possibility of scaling.
The framework makes it possible to reduce RAM and CPU resource consumption, and improve application reliability and fault tolerance. It is actively used at Yandex and other IT companies, and is also supported by a community of developers and technology enthusiasts, including students from leading universities.
To recall, Userver is an asynchronous framework for building high-load systems in C++, released by Yandex as open source in 2022. The framework is created and used by developers of Yandex's urban services technology platform for the Go, Yeda, Lavka, and other applications.
