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Detailing the SimpleWebFramework Implementation

Developing your own web framework marks a milestone in the journey of any programmer seeking to deeply understand the inner workings of modern applications. So far, we've built a solid path: we've started with the fundamentals of network communication, implemented a simple HTTP server, evolved into a container capable of dynamically executing classes, and gradually approached the logic of large enterprise frameworks. This chapter represents the culmination of this journey. Our goal now is to understand, line by line, how the SimpleWebFramework is structured and behaves, a didactic implementation inspired by the principles that guide tools like Spring Boot.

The SimpleWebFramework was created with a very clear purpose: to offer a lean, understandable, and functional architecture that abstracts the infrastructure of a modern web server. It allows the developer to focus their efforts on business logic, while the framework itself...