And he didn’t even tell me! I feel so hurt! Ha! Excellent!
So sorry Chet 
. I announced it here a little while ago (and a more recent version).
I think it’s probably usable for serious stuff if it’s behind nginx or another reverse proxy. You still need some sort of framework on top as it only provides a basic router abstraction for query handlers.
edit: I forgot to mention the one cool feature: create takes an optional function to make a new thread, called on each query, so you can use a thread-pool or something like that instead of forking a whole new thread.