brndnsmth/framework

Build production ready, full-stack web applications fast without sweating the small stuff.

Spark.NET - The .NET Web Framework for Makers

Welcome to Spark.NET, a robust, open-source web application framework built on top of .NET's existing ecosystem, designed for makers like you. With Spark, you can build production-grade, full-stack web applications without breaking a sweat.

Requirements

Before creating your first Spark project, you should ensure that your local machine has:

• .NET 8
• Entity Framework Core tools

Quick Start

Get up and running with Spark in under a minute. Here's how:

dotnet tool install --global Spark.CLI
spark install
spark new MyApp

That's it! Now dive into our comprehensive documentation for next steps and deeper insights.

Documentation

Spark has thorough documentation, making it easy to get started. It's also built on top of existing ASP.NET technology, so if you're familiar with it, you'll find Spark incredibly intuitive to use.

• Get Started
• The Basics

Key Features

• Convention over Configuration: Spark emphasizes best practices and conventions, allowing you to focus on what matters - building fantastic web applications.
• Comprehensive Out-of-the-Box Features: Spark comes pre-configured with essential features like authentication, mailing, and logging. Spend less time configuring and more time creating.
• Enjoyable Developer Experience: Spark is built with developer happiness in mind. Our CLI helps you create applications, run migrations, and generate classes effortlessly.

Get Involved

Interested in contributing to Spark? Check out our discussions board or take a look at the open issues to get started. Your contributions are always welcome!

Join the community of makers today and bring your visions to life with Spark!

Resources

• Stay up to date with Spark on Twitter
• Subscribe to our Newsletter.
• Looking for .NET jobs? Check out Dotnet Jobs for weekly job postings.

Spark Sponsors

I'm currently working on the framework full time. I've found a real purpose in building this for the .NET community and don't expect anything in return. However, if you choose to sponsor my work on Spark, I truly appreciate it.

License

The Spark framework is open-source software licensed under the MIT license. You're free to use, modify, and distribute it as per the terms of the license.