HTTP Server library

This project focused on building a low-latency HTTP server library in C++ for handling large request volumes with predictable performance. The work centered on efficient request handling, lightweight parsing, and a design that could scale without introducing avoidable latency.

Key implementation areas included event-driven request processing, socket-level networking, HTTP parsing, response generation, and the surrounding reliability features needed in production-quality infrastructure. Performance work covered concurrency choices, throughput tuning, and general latency-sensitive design decisions.

The project was a useful exercise in systems programming under tight performance constraints and remains one of the projects that shaped my interest in low-level software.