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I'm curious about how these web framework crates, like this and IronFramework.io, are dealing with the imminent obsoletion of rust-http. It seems rather strange to build a completely new web framework on rust-http when it will soon be completely replaced with teepee.

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There's more out there than rust-http and Teepee. For example, the Cargo registry is using Rust bindings to Civet...

(That said, yes, it would be bad to build on top of a deprecated library. This library isn't new though, it's older than the Teepee announcement.)

There's also hyper (https://github.com/hyperium/hyper), a native Rust HTTP implementation I am working on.

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