Microsoft YARP
Sometimes it feels like Microsoft and/or C#-enjoyers just want to re-implement everything that already exists. While having many implementations to choose from if you need to select a solution to an outstanding problem is great, it makes me wonder why re-implementing something with no discernible benefit keeps eating time/resources all over the place.<p>In similar cases of implementing reverse proxies in C, C++, Rust, Go and Java, there were generally benefits in various shapes and sizes like different security models, performance vs. capability trade-offs and integrated vs. specialised solutions. In this case, it just seems to be a "we don't want the stuff we didn't build ourselves" which is a shame considering the benefits of pooling resources on existing implementations would have.