2 posts tagged with "React"

When designing an application framework for mission-critical business software, language and library choices always spark debate.

Why not Go? Why not TypeScript across the entire stack? Why not HTMX or Svelte? Why not Rust or Java?

At Framework M, we chose Python on the backend and React on the frontend intentionally. Not out of nostalgia or momentum, but because of a deliberate architectural conviction: pair the ideal control plane with the gravitational center of enterprise UI.

Building complex enterprise user interfaces requires a delicate balance: core application shells must remain stable and secure, while domain plugins and custom UI extensions must be able to hook into form controllers, state lifecycle, and global navigation effortlessly.

In Framework M Desk (@framework-m/desk), we introduced the official React Shell Context API and consolidated Micro-Frontend (MFE) Plugin Contracts.