Getting Started

Devframe launched a framework-neutral foundation that lets developers build a devtool once and run it inside any host framework, as a standalone tool, or through a coding agent. The project offers a getting-started wizard that asks users what kind of devtool they want to build and returns a tailored reading list, with selections persisted in localStorage. Devframe points new users to `defineDevframe()` and a tutorial that builds a server data inspector shippable as a hub dock entry, a static build, a standalone dev server, and a CLI.

Getting Started Devframe is a framework-neutral foundation for building a devtool once and running it everywhere: inside any host framework, as a standalone tool, or through a coding agent. See the Introduction https://devfra.me/guide for the full picture, or read Pluggable, Extensible, and Playful DevTools https://devfra.me/posts/pluggable-extensible-playful-devtools for the story behind it. Devframe provides a lot of features to build DevTools with various needs. It could be overwhelming to start with. Here we have the wizard to help you get started. Answer a few questions about the devtool you want to build and get a reading list tailored to it. What kind of devtool do you want to build? Multi-select, check whatever applies selection persists in localStorage What do you expect your tool to work with? Where do you want to visualize data from? When is the data available? How do you want to build the frontend view? Any specific requirements? None of this is a required reading order. defineDevframe https://devfra.me/guide/devframe-definition and the tutorial https://devfra.me/guide/tutorial-server-data-inspector are worth reading regardlessly. Introduction Devframe is a framework-neutral foundation for building a devtool once and running it everywhere - inside any host framework, as a standalone tool, or through a coding agent. Tutorial: Build a Server Data Inspector Build a devtool that displays and queries live server-side data, then ship it as a hub dock entry, a static build, a standalone dev server, and a CLI.