An experiment using a Rust framework to build a Media Collection manager.
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src
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diesel.toml
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Media Collection CRUD
This is an experiment with using Rust to build a CRUD web app.
Project Goals
- Create a practical "web app" to view / manage a collection of media, eg Movies, Video Games, Music.
- Strike a balance in Database design between a completely generic design, and a medium-specific design
- Utilize Rust as the primary implementation language
- Utilize Graphviz for design diagrams
Non-Goals
- Single-Page App
- Full interface / Web API separation
DB Design
