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Checkout FullStacked v1 page: https://v1.fullstacked.org/
To learn more about the vision behind these updates: Read the Announcement ↗
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I started some heavy project development inside the sandbox that is the FullStacked environment. It’s amazing. I started a small AGENTS.md, but didn’t have much success. It looks for the server entry point for a while, and at some point the agent gets the hang of it and just starts writing code exactly as it should. Everything work super well using https://github.com/drizzle-team/drizzle-orm.
## Project
This is a fullstacked project. There is no server.
You can use NodeJS and Browser APIs together.
Server-side and client-side code can be written in the same file.
## Setup commands
- Install deps: `npm install`
- Start dev environment: `npx fullstacked`
## Code style
- Use TypeScript
- Use TailwindCSS
- Use the NodeJS and Browser APIs together
- Server and Client code are in the same codebase
I added the AbortSignal on the fetch and fixed a few stuff in the streaming of data between the core and the web view. I added some very fun to use utility buttons in iOS.

I’m still waiting on AppStoreConnect macOS Beta Review… It’s been days now.

The page at https://v1.fullstacked.org is up! Infos, docs and everything will probably go there from now on. I’ll still post development updates here.
First alpha release for Apple devices! This release includes MacOS, iOS/iPadOS and NodeJS only with the darwin-arm64 binary. This means you can build with any IDE/TUI/Agent or so, then test and run with the fullstacked npm package and after pushing to your remote git repository, you’ll be able to pull and run your project from your devices.
npm i fullstacked@alphaI’ll try to start some docs at v1.fullstacked.org or something. Stay tuned.

The main app (pseudo-shell) now opens with the demo (more of a welcome message now) on the first launch! I made sure both projects could be cloned and built within FullStacked, which brought a bunch of fixes to the core of the project. I will look into publishing to Test Flight (MacOS/iPadOS/iOS) and npmjs soon. Allowing to build applets with NodeJS + current IDEs/Agents and then run on Apple devices.