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Hi!

I’ve been developing a Kotlin framework that’s grown to about 80k lines of code, and I’m planning to rewrite it in Rust.

I’m new to Rust, so my plan is to start with proof-of-concept implementations, experimenting with different approaches, and creating a clear rewrite plan before committing to the full migration.

My first question is about source code organization. The current project has around 20 non-trivial subprojects, each containing many packages.

What would be a good approach for organizing a Rust project of this size?

You can check out the current project here (still in development, not production-ready):

• GitHub: GitHub - spxbhuhb/adaptive: A consolidated application platform for Kotlin Multiplatform.
• Website: https://adaptive.fun (desktop browser recommended — not yet mobile-friendly)

Thanks in advance for any advice or opinions!

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