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This is another change of mostly placeholders. In general, there will be three kinds of types handled by code-generation: * Mu primitives will be expanded into AWS goo in a very specialized way, to accomplish the desired Mu semantics for those abstractions. * AWS-specific extension types (mu/extension) will be recognized, so that we can create special AWS resources like S3 buckets, DynamoDB tables, etc. * Anything else is interpreted as a reference to another stack that will be instantiated at deployment time (basically through template expansion). This change does rearrange two noteworthy things in the core compiler, however: first, it creates a place for bound nodes in the public and private service references, so that the backend can access the raw stack types behind them; and second, it moves the predefined types underneath their own package to avoid cycles. |
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Mu
Mu is a framework and toolset for creating reusable stacks of services.