<h2>Overview:</h2>
<p>Hurlurl is a load balancing link shortener that allows users to create a single URL that redirects to one of multiple specified URLs randomly. This tool can be particularly useful in scenarios where a large group of people needs to be directed to different instances of a game or an online whiteboard, such as on a Discord server or Twitch stream. The creator of Hurlurl developed it for an event where people needed to be directed to different boards on a website called hellopaint.io. While Hurlurl is commonly used for load balancing people rather than HTTP requests, it can also serve as a traditional load balancer. The frontend of Hurlurl is written in Rust with Yew, while the backend is written in Rust with Diesel and Axum.</p>
<h2>Features:</h2>
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<li><strong>Load Balancing</strong>: Hurlurl allows users to create a single URL that redirects to one of multiple specified URLs randomly.</li>
<li><strong>Customized redirection</strong>: Users can send different groups of people to different instances of a game or an online whiteboard, making it suitable for use in events and social scenarios.</li>
<li><strong>Frontend and Backend</strong>: Hurlurl consists of a frontend written in Rust with Yew and a backend written in Rust with Diesel and Axum.</li>
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