Memory Safe.
Blazingly Fast.
Built with Rust, not PHP. That's why we're 12x faster than WordPress and immune to entire classes of vulnerabilities.
Live Performance: Rust vs PHP Response Times
Why Rust
Oxidizes
the Competition
While WordPress struggles with PHP's memory overhead and security vulnerabilities, Oxidly's Rust engine delivers microsecond response times with zero memory leaks.
Zero Buffer Overflows
Rust's ownership system prevents memory bugs at compile-time. No null pointers, no data races, no segfaults.
42ms Average Response
Zero-cost abstractions mean production-level speed without garbage collection pauses or JIT warmup.
Fearless Parallelism
Handle thousands of concurrent requests without thread safety issues. Async/await built into the language.
The Numbers Don't Lie
| Metric | WordPress (PHP) | Oxidly (Rust) | Winner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Response Time | 520ms | 42ms | 12.4x FASTER |
| Memory Usage | 256MB | 18MB | 14x LESS |
| CPU Efficiency | High | Minimal | 80% LESS |
| Security Vulnerabilities | Common | Prevented | COMPILE-TIME SAFE |
Under The Hood
Oxidly's core is built on Actix-web, one of the fastest web frameworks in existence. Combined with Rust's zero-cost abstractions and compile-time guarantees, we achieve performance that's simply impossible in interpreted languages.
Our async runtime handles thousands of concurrent connections without blocking, while Rust's ownership model ensures thread safety without locks. The result? Sub-50ms response times under real-world load.
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