Gergely Kis 33

• asked Jun 20

TypeScript Backend support

Hi @Revant, I love the great progress of Framework M, including the WASM runtime, just tried the playground, worked nicely. However, I am more and more thinking about moving to a TypeScript only approach also on the backend. I am not saying...

typescript

0 votes

2 answers

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Asief Tejani 11

• asked Jun 15

Running Frappe Framework in the browser

Maybe you can co-ordinate on Framework M [https://lubus.in/blog/running-frappe-entirely-in-the-browser-with-wasm-pyodide-and-sqlite and https://discuss.frappe.io/t/running-frappe-entirely-in-the-browser-with-wasm-pyodide-and-sqlite-experime...

frappe-framework-redesigned

1 votes

1 answers

64 views

Revant Nandgaonkar 156

• asked Jun 1

🚀 Call for Testing: Experience the Next Generation of Framework M & Business M!

Hello Community! 👋 We are thrilled to announce that Framework M and the Business M suite are officially ready for active testing and community feedback! Whether you are a developer looking to build modular business tools, a system administr...

announcements

2 votes

0 answers

36 views

Noman Kalelkar 31

• asked May 26

Introducing Tenant Registry: A Disconnected Control Plane for Framework M

Hi everyone! I'm excited to share a project we've been working on at Castlecraft: Tenant Registry! It's a standalone, auth-decoupled, policy-agnostic control plane built entirely on Framework M. If you are building multi-tenant ...

showcase

3 votes

0 answers

64 views

Revant Nandgaonkar 156

• asked May 17

Breaking the "Monolith Cliff": Running Modular Apps Independently from Day 1 to Day 100

If you've ever worked with large-scale monoliths, you know the drill. On Day 1, the monolith is your best friend. The developer speed is unmatched, everything is in one place, and it just works. But by Day 100, when socio-technical comp...

architecture deployment

0 votes

0 answers

36 views

Revant Nandgaonkar 156

• asked May 5

The Studio Cockpit: Enhanced Interactive Console

The m console command has been upgraded with a specialized REPLContext (the m object) to streamline interactive development and debugging. The m Context Object When starting the console with the --with-container flag, the framework injects ...

announcements studio

1 votes

0 answers

28 views

Revant Nandgaonkar 156

• asked May 5

Dual-Track Migrations: Balancing Speed and Safety

In Framework M, we have finalized our Dual-Track Migration System, which provides two cooperative paths for evolving your database schema. 1. The Declarative Sync (m migrate sync) The Sync Engine is designed for the 90% of development that ...

announcements doctypes

2 votes

0 answers

19 views

Revant Nandgaonkar 156

• asked Mar 23

RFC: Universal Frontend Strategy via React Native & Tamagui Convergence

We've opened a Request for Comments (RFC) to finalize a major shift in the Framework M frontend and mobile strategy. Since Framework M is in pre-alpha with no legacy users to migrate, we have a unique window to bake "Total Convergen...

mobile frontend feature-idea discussion

2 votes

1 answers

48 views

Gergely Kis 33

• asked Mar 14

React Native as the FrameworkM frontend solution - for desktop & mobile

Dear @Revant, I saw the RFC for standardizing on Flutter for the mobile solution of FrameworkM. I would like to propose a different approach. I liked the fact that FrameworkM is using React on the frontend, but I think it should go one step...

mobile frontend

2 votes

1 answers

98 views

Revant Nandgaonkar 156

• asked Mar 12

Achieving "Zero-Cliff" UI: How Framework M Solves Multi-Package Composition

Hello Framework M Community! 🚀 We just finalized [ADR-0010, and it addresses one of the biggest headaches in modern enterprise software: How do we support a distributed plugin architecture without forcing a massive "infrastructure tax&#...

plugins frontend

0 votes

2 answers

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