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ZORALab / Hestia

One Peaceful Frontend+Backend Software Library Suite.
https://hestia.zoralab.com
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ZORALab's Hestia

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One Peaceful Frontend+Backend Software Library Suite.

The project is to unify all common libraries and data structure into 1 single repository for highest attributes of reusablity, smoother learning curves, and a more wholesome tools alignments. Develop and learn advanced products easily with less worries about supply chain problems.

Visit the official Website for its live deployment, documentations, getting started guides, and etc!

Language URL
English (Global) https://hestia.zoralab.com/en
华语（国际） https://hestia.zoralab.com/zh-hans

Why It Matters

This project was initiated primarily because of:

  1. Be done with supply chain threats caused by geo-political nuisance, dirty after the fact shenanigans, or cut-throat charges.
  2. Simple to integrate with a simple zip archive format + its GPG cryptography signature for integrity checking.
  3. Deploy everywhere from servers to microcontrollers where anything that can compute.

License

The project is licensed under multiple licenses depending on the content you're using. Please visit the Official License Page for detailed info. In summary:

  1. Codes — OSI compliant Apache 2.0
  2. Media (Image, audio, etc) — Restricted License. Go source from the artists directly.

Offline Documentation

The existing offical website containing the coding documentation are offline capable by default. All you need to do is to install it as a PWA app and visit the pages you need while online within the app:

Desktop Prompt

Desktop Install

Android Based Mobile Prompt

Mobile Install

Roadmaps

This project is a huge and ambitious. It aims to be inter-operable between Hugo, Go, TinyGo, and Nim covering outputs like Backend, Frontend UI, PWA, WASM, and Embedded (microcontrollers). We divided the tasks into phases viewable in our GitHub Project.

☑️ Initialization Phase 1 - PWA+WASM Content Servers

Capable of:

  1. Build a PWA static website natively and seamlessly as basic requirements.
  2. Resolve most of the web technologies related shortfalls like precise content compilations, portable offline capable HTML, CSS basics, CSS variables compilations, favicon generators, and JS compilations.
  3. Able to seamlessly initialize and execute WASM natively either using single page application (SPA) approach or reactive rendering approach ('react-like').
  4. Permits all kinds of web developers to develop their web content like HTML only, HTML+CSS only, HTML+JS only, and HTML+CSS+JS only.
  5. Maintainable, scalable, and upgradable.

STATUS: [COMPLETED] Febuary 9, 2023; v1.X.X

⚙️ Initialization Phase 2 - Pure WASM Frontend Takesover

Capable of:

  1. Building the entire page or application (frontend UI) using Go, TinyGo, and Nim backend-oriented programming languages into a WASM binary output.
  2. Seamlessly fed into the content servers and operate natively without external interventions.
  3. Permits UI development capability.
  4. Backward-compatible for non-WASM users.

STATUS: [WORKING] to-date; v2.X.X

🔖 Initialization Phase 3 - Microcontrollers

Capable of:

  1. Libraries can be used on (8/16/32) microcontrollers ELF and binaries natively using TinyGo and Nim backend programming languages.
  2. Optimized libraries for small footprints.
  3. Enhances CI automations for reproducible builds.

STATUS: [PLANNED] to-date; v3.X.X

🔖 Initialization Phase 4 - Wrap Up Initialization

Capable of:

  1. Stabilized libraries for new feature and future development adds-on.
  2. Clean up all existing initialization projects' bugs and tickets.
  3. Plans for expanding libraries to hot-topics like artificial intelligence and augmented reality.

STATUS: [PLANNED] to-date; v4.X.X