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#lang scribble/manual

@title{First Tutorial—It's all good, or: As vanilla as it gets}

Wherein we build a web server that does nothing but respond @tt{200 OK} to every request it receives.

This sounds trivial. And it is. But the point is to get our feet wet and see what a web server in Racket looks lik.
