From Template to Production-Shaped: An AI-Native Dev Flow for Go Side Projects
The article discusses an AI-native development workflow for building a Go-based QR code generator. The author emphasizes the importance of structured processes in software development, showcasing their method of using a template and an AI-driven approach. The project aims to streamline the development process while maintaining high architectural standards.
- ▪The author built a QR code generator using a structured AI workflow called qrspi.
- ▪They selected a Go backend template and adhered to its architectural rules to avoid unnecessary scaffolding.
- ▪The project focuses on generating QR codes with features like scan counts and a soft-delete option.
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