Smol, a small and fast asynchronous runtime in Rust, has introduced new utility crates – smol-macros, smol-hyper, and smol-axum – to make it easier to use across various projects. These crates address common integration issues, with smol-macros simplifying runtime setup, smol-hyper adding HTTP support with reduced complexity, and smol-axum offering a seamless transition for Axum-based applications from Tokio to Smol. Additionally, the release of Smol v2.0.0 consolidates previous updates, providing a more stable and flexible runtime for developers.
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