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Hi developers and maintainers of EmbedIO,

I have been using EmbedIO v2 for many years until I started developing my own web server, SimpleW, back in 2021 — initially for educational purposes. Since, I've kept adding features and achieved pretty good performance while keeping it simple and easy to use.

I recently revisited the EmbedIO project and I noticed it hasn't been updated since 2022, and users don’t seem to be receiving much support anymore.

I don't claim that my project is better — I still have a lot to learn — but I'm actively developing SimpleW and truly appreciate any feedback from users.

In many ways, I’ve been deeply inspired by EmbedIO : its lightweight architecture, elegant simplicity, and clear codebase have been a great reference for learning and experimentation. It showed me how approachable and powerful a self-hosted .NET web server could be.

So, thank you for creating and maintaining such a great project over the years — it has definitely influenced the direction and philosophy behind SimpleW.

🙏

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Hello @stratdev3, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request introduces 'SimpleW', a .NET Core web server library developed by stratdev3, to the README.md file. The addition is intended to acknowledge 'SimpleW' as a project inspired by EmbedIO and to provide visibility to it within the community, listing it alongside other related projects and NuGet packages.

Highlights

  • New Project Listing: Added 'SimpleW', a .NET Core Web Server Library, to the list of related projects in the README.md file.
  • Acknowledgement of Inspiration: The new entry for 'SimpleW' explicitly notes its inspiration from EmbedIO, highlighting its lightweight architecture and simplicity.
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The pull request adds a link to the SimpleW project in the README.md file. The review focuses on ensuring the change is correctly placed and formatted within the existing structure of the README file.

[EmbedIO.OWIN](https://www.nuget.org/packages/EmbedIO.OWIN/) | Unosquare | EmbedIO can use the OWIN platform in two different approach: You can use EmbedIO as OWIN server and use all OWIN framework with EmbedIO modules.
[Microsoft.AspNetCore.Server.EmbedIO](https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.AspNetCore.Server.EmbedIO/) | Dju | EmbedIO web server support for ASP.NET Core, as a drop-in replacement for Kestrel
[SambaFetcher](https://github.com/nddipiazza/SambaFetcher/) | nddipiazza | A .NET tool to connect a web server with Samba
[SimpleW](https://stratdev3.github.io/SimpleW/) | stratdev3 | A .NET Core Web Server Library, inspired by EmbedIO

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The description could be more descriptive, highlighting key features or benefits of SimpleW. This would provide more context to readers browsing the related projects.

Consider adding a brief mention of what makes SimpleW unique or useful compared to other .NET Core web server libraries.

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