Zio motivation to create ZIO-native http package
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The document discusses the challenge of growing the ZIO community and making migration to ZIO easier. It proposes analyzing existing HTTP server projects like Http4s and Twitter Finagle Finch to choose a candidate for creating a new ZIO-native HTTP server. Any project chosen would need to resemble widely used technologies, follow ZIO principles, and allow developers to easily join the open source effort.
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O efeito chaminé.
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