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Hmm.. Gives me early vibes. Which reminds me, maybe I should start promoting my thing[0] too

best of luck

[0]: https://github.com/temphia/temphia

Your project looks really interesting. I've been looking into many different "plugin" architecture options (mainly with the goal to run untrusted js/ts code) and your extended readme sounds interesting.

But i can tell it's early so i'm not fully seeing how this would be used (like an example folder).

- I too have tried to think of how plugins could be "full-stack" with both sandboxing on BE & FE via iframe but i'm not seeing in your repo the code that handles the FE sandboxing? (I could be totally looking in the wrong place)

- I looked into using wasm "containers" as well- does your architecture have a scalable way to optimize "cold boot" of a container for near-instant run/render?

Again, cool project and good luck! I think there's so much room for innovation in this area of making micro-functionality truly portable & composable!

thanks

yeah making core framework in fast low level language and making scripting/embed language on top is such underexplored area i think.

i have removed suborigin bashed frontend sandbox for now, inline iframe is just faster to iterate, i will bring back suborigin later. iframe related code would here.

https://github.com/temphia/temphia/blob/main/code/frontend/l... https://github.com/temphia/temphia/blob/main/code/frontend/e...

suborigin code is also same but template part would be in go template and you will need to setup (<wildcard>.myapp.com) domain name.

no i donot do use any wasm runtime snapshoting, i do cache the instance once they are run though so yeah first one will have latency.

i will try to post some demo/examples of app running later on, maybe. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

kc10OP

Thanks. It's not v1 yet.

It's about 3 months in the making and needs improvements around ops, tests. I am hoping to make progress with adding tests in the coming days and provide monitoring capabilities.

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