I think you misunderstood me. I simply meant that the default configuration optimizes for security. For example, Deno and other frameworks listen on `0.0.0.0` by default, which is convenient for development but is not worth the security concerns, in my opinion. Instead, Pogo uses `localhost` unless you explicitly override that setting, meaning much less risk of accidentally exposing your server publicly. This is not some revolutionary feature, it's just attention to detail that I think you'll notice cumulatively.
Additionally, I would like to pay for a thorough security review when we have more features and users. I doubt any of the other frameworks will do that as it's extremely rare in OSS. Of course, that means very little until it actually happens. But know that my intention is to deliver the first Deno framework that I would personally feel comfortable using in production.
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