An Extensible Library Anyone Can Use To Build a Rust Service

Written with Amazon Q in three days using a language I’d never programmed in before

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Wow. This is pretty epic. I wrote an extensible service library that I can use to implement multiple services with the core base service in a separate repository.

Why create the base service code?

As I keep demonstrating, Q keeps messing up code it has fixed before. I want to keep Q out of my existing code base and only have it change the new code once I have a solid core service code base.

This way I can reuse all the working, previously tested, linted, and hopefully secure code easily without having to reinvent the wheel or worry about Q messing it up at some point, presuming I keep Q out of that code base when I’m working on a new service.

In addition, if I have to fix some core functionality I can fix it in one place for all services, then build and test all the services and run all the…