Building production-ready backends shouldn’t feel like starting from scratch every single time. If you’re familiar with frameworks like Django or Rails, you know the power of scaffolding-instant project structure, sensible defaults, and ready-to-use patterns. But when you move to the emerging world of high-performance frameworks like , you’ve been left without that convenience. The Problem: Boilerplate Hell in Performance-First Frameworks Let me set the scene. You’ve discovered -the Python web framework that runs on a Rust runtime and can handle requests in mere milliseconds. You’re excited about the performance gains, the async-first design, and the simplicity of the API. But then reality hits: you need to set up your project structure, configure your ORM, organize your routes, create a p…

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