New web framework adds features, more performance

CHANDLER, Ariz. - Amzeal -- Vely has added support for distributed computing,  self-documenting  tasks, new option for regex strings (pcre2), and is also now available for Debian 12 and  Fedora 38. In addition, a new testing utility is added that lets developers test REST API and any other web requests from command line, making it easier and quicker to automate tests.

"Versions 17 and 18 have seen some great enhancements", said Sergio Mijatovic, creator of Vely. "In addition to new features, significant performance improvements make it an excellent choice for high performance software that needs to be built rapidly", added Mr. Mijatovic.

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Vely is a Free Open Source software available for download as both source code and pre-built packages, covering all major Linux distributions.

"Consider Vely for your next project", continuted Mr. Mijatovic, "because lots of the development stack today is inefficient, running as layers of abstraction, including virtual machines or interpreters. Vely is based on C, the most efficient programming language. Performance is important everywhere, and especially in the Cloud, where smaller and faster means less CPU seconds, less RAM, less money spent, less energy used and less emissions. That's not just good customer experience, but it also ultimately helps the environment".

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