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emulating clients with custom user agents, hijacking connections for advanced testing, or building high-performance proxies, rama provides a clean and composable [Tokio](https://tokio.rs/)-native foundation to program network services in Rust.
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It's not just a toolkit—it's a mindset shift for how
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to design and operate dynamic, programmable network services
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to design and operate dynamic, programmable network services.
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Network protocols supported and implemented by rama allow you to build servers,
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clients and proxies.
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[![GitHub Sponsors][ghs-badge]][ghs-url]
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[![Buy Me A Coffee][bmac-badge]][bmac-url]
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-[Who is rama for](#who-is-rama-for)
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-[For organisations](#for-organisations)
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-[Experimental](#--experimental)
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-[Proxies and use cases](#-roxies-and-other-use-cases)
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-[rama binary](#--rama-binary)
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-[Proxies and other use cases](#-proxies-and-other-use-cases)
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-[rama binary](#rama-binary)
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-[rama ecosystem](#--rama-ecosystem)
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-[rama crates](#--rama-crates)
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-[Web Services](#--web-services)
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