Introduction
When creating software it's often a good practice to document the architecture using a technique called Architecture Decision Records.
An ADR is nothing more than a markdown document that records the title, status, context, decision, and consequences of a particular design choice.
When a decision is made it's often helpful to create a small Proof of Concept that illustrates how the decision will play out in the real world.
This Guide
After running through a few projects creating ADR's I realised a lot of them are re-usable. With the Proofs of Concept which are required to prove an architecture decision you end up with something almost like a tutorial.
This guide shows how to get Rust web applications into production.
The following applications were built using decisions that are documented here.
Showcase
The following projects were built using these guidelines
Architecture
