Angzarr Blog

Plan, Review, Execute: Getting Better Results from LLMs

Mar 6, 2026

Ben Abbitt

Consultant, Software Architect, AI Wrangler

About This Blog

This blog documents learnings from building Angzarr — a polyglot event sourcing framework. The framework core is written in Rust, so examples here are primarily Rust.

Angzarr doesn't require Rust. Client SDKs exist for Go, Python, Java, C#, and C++. The author — a polyglot developer — doesn't believe Rust is the best language for everything. It is the right choice for this framework's core, and building it has produced these learnings.

The Rust should be readable by most programmers. If you have questions: consult The Rust Book, ask an LLM, or email the author.

This post has moved to Append Only, my main blog. Future updates will live there.

The Angzarr blog will keep covering things specific to the framework. General software, AI tooling, and workflow lessons now live with the rest of my writing.

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Testcontainers Blur the Lines Between Unit and Integration Tests

Mar 3, 2026

Ben Abbitt

Consultant, Software Architect, AI Wrangler

About This Blog

This blog documents learnings from building Angzarr — a polyglot event sourcing framework. The framework core is written in Rust, so examples here are primarily Rust.

Angzarr doesn't require Rust. Client SDKs exist for Go, Python, Java, C#, and C++. The author — a polyglot developer — doesn't believe Rust is the best language for everything. It is the right choice for this framework's core, and building it has produced these learnings.

The Rust should be readable by most programmers. If you have questions: consult The Rust Book, ask an LLM, or email the author.

This post has moved to Append Only, my main blog. Future updates will live there.

The Angzarr blog will keep covering things specific to the framework. General software, AI tooling, and workflow lessons now live with the rest of my writing.

Tags:

• moved

Tests Belong Next to the Code They Test

Mar 3, 2026

Ben Abbitt

Consultant, Software Architect, AI Wrangler

About This Blog

This blog documents learnings from building Angzarr — a polyglot event sourcing framework. The framework core is written in Rust, so examples here are primarily Rust.

Angzarr doesn't require Rust. Client SDKs exist for Go, Python, Java, C#, and C++. The author — a polyglot developer — doesn't believe Rust is the best language for everything. It is the right choice for this framework's core, and building it has produced these learnings.

The Rust should be readable by most programmers. If you have questions: consult The Rust Book, ask an LLM, or email the author.

This post has moved to Append Only, my main blog. Future updates will live there.

The Angzarr blog will keep covering things specific to the framework. General software, AI tooling, and workflow lessons now live with the rest of my writing.

Tags:

• moved

The Container Overlay Pattern: Same Makefile Command, Different Context

Feb 24, 2026

Ben Abbitt

Consultant, Software Architect, AI Wrangler

About This Blog

This blog documents learnings from building Angzarr — a polyglot event sourcing framework. The framework core is written in Rust, so examples here are primarily Rust.

Angzarr doesn't require Rust. Client SDKs exist for Go, Python, Java, C#, and C++. The author — a polyglot developer — doesn't believe Rust is the best language for everything. It is the right choice for this framework's core, and building it has produced these learnings.

The Rust should be readable by most programmers. If you have questions: consult The Rust Book, ask an LLM, or email the author.

This post has moved to Append Only, my main blog. Future updates will live there.

The Angzarr blog will keep covering things specific to the framework. General software, AI tooling, and workflow lessons now live with the rest of my writing.

Tags:

• moved

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