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Rust Web Programming - Third Edition
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Throughout the book, we have been building our system in isolation. However, in real life, we know that we will not be building systems in isolation without any input from other developers. For most projects, you must coordinate with other developers and integrate with legacy systems. There are no black and white approaches, but trade-offs. In this chapter, we explore the positive and negative effects of microservices in relation to collaborating with other developers and managing a complex system. We will also highlight how nanoservices can help improve these trade-offs. We also cover some coding exercises in managing private code and distributing that code in builds and deployments, and how to directly integrate our Rust nanoservice into another language, such as Python. If you do not ever plan to code in Python, do not worry; the integration technique utilizes C interfaces that enable us to interact with other languages. Most...