Scott,
Did you have like an initial run with some sample of your "easy wins" and then created the mini-NS for the ones you knew were going to be potentially tricky? or was this something you've done enough times that you just jumped straight to the mini?

Thanks so much Justin!
That's a great idea about point number 3. I will definitely start to play with that a little.
It also looks like they are working on updating the documentation so I look forward to seeing what updates they have in store for the toolkit!

I saw that it was being deprecated but the client just upgraded tpo 2024.1 recently so it is unlikely they'll upgrade again for a bit. Believe me, I wish we were in VSCode there too haha

Wow, thanks Evgeny! I haven't seen these yet. I'll definitely look into them.

Thanks Victoria! That little extra in depth content is going to be so valuable.

Thank you for posting the link to the page I was referencing, Enrico! Hopefully I can find some more useful resources since this page lacks specificity. :D

Definitely some great feedback, Eduard. Thanks!
Your snippets also look very familiar! I believe I've seen them in a Rest transform class. As I was studying that code I also had a lot of questions. Hopefully I can ask you those questions some time :D 

This approach was definitely a brute force and was restricted to a particular use-case that included a LocalStack instance in Docker so that we weren't interacting with DynamoDB until necessary and that approach had some things that needed to be wrestled with. There are many optimizations on the horizon but I figured I would share just one of the many approaches so that others had a direction from which to work.
Looking forward to picking your brain ;o)