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I built Aquilia, a modular backend framework for Python
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I built Aquilia, a modular backend framework for Python

via Dev.to PythonPawan Kumar2h ago

While working on backend projects, I kept running into the same problem. A lot of time goes into setting up the project structure, wiring services, configuring environments, and writing boilerplate before you can actually start building features. After repeating this process multiple times, I decided to build something that could simplify it. That’s how Aquilia started. Aquilia is a modular backend framework designed to make backend development easier to structure and scale. Instead of manually wiring everything together, you can organize your backend as modules and configure your environment in a clean and predictable way. The goal is simple: reduce boilerplate and make backend architecture easier to manage. With Aquilia you can: Build modular backend systems Organize services and modules cleanly Configure environments without messy setup Focus more on building APIs instead of writing infrastructure code This is still an early project and I’m actively improving it. I would really appr

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