Build modern web applications with a compiler-driven architecture, Proxy-powered reactivity, scoped styles, and first-class developer tooling — without the runtime overhead.
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Frontend development should be powerful without being unnecessarily complex.
Avenx.js is built around a simple idea. Instead of relying on a large client-side runtime, it moves as much work as possible into the compiler — so your users' browsers do less, and your app does more.
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Lightweight
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Reactive by design
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Scoped CSS
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Built-in CLI
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Compiler-driven
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Component-based
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🔍 Developer-focused — designed with a straightforward and predictable development experience
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Avenx.js aims to keep the production footprint as small as possible.
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Performance is a first-class goal of Avenx.js. We maintain public benchmarks to make the framework's performance transparent and continuously track changes across releases. |
🧪 Continuously tested via automated CI — view code coverage
Whether you want to fix a bug, improve the documentation, propose a feature, or simply experiment with the framework — contributions are welcome.
Good first issues and help-wanted issues are a great way to get started. |
Have a question, want to share what you're building, or just want to meet other Avenx.js developers? Join the conversation, show off your projects, and get help directly from the community. 👉 Join us on Discord |
