Houses all developments, variants, specifications & documentation, audits, tests, and benchmarking for the Remote Module Definition (RMD) pattern, its descendants, its ancestors, and associated technologies.
A native, zero-dependency web architecture paradigm that replaces modern framework bloat with vanilla browser performance.
This repository serves as the definitive Reference Implementation and formal research bed for a set of brand-new web architectures. By utilizing pure, native browser mechanics (vanilla HTML + JavaScript), this paradigm eliminates the need for heavy third-party abstractions, complex build-time compilation, and runtime overhead.
It solves a decades-long developer bottleneck regarding frontend layout orchestration and aims to further develop such patterns therefrom, seeking solutions for native micro frontend architecture, sovereign data ownership, cross-domain website federation, Content Delivery Networks, and the first open WebSDK under these new architectures.
This project operates under a model of radical transparency. Our code spikes, developmental phases, and upcoming grant deliverables are tracked live inside this repository for our research peers, readers, and open-internet grant foundations.
| Phase | Component Architecture | Target Horizon | Status | Funding/Backing Track |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Phase 0 | Core Prototype / Experimental Playground | Current | 🟢 Live Alpha | Self-Funded / Pre-Launch Framework |
| Phase 1 | Essential Foundational Specification & Core Pattern | Months 1–3 | 🟡 Initializing | Institutional Seed Grant |
| Phase 2 | Native MFE Protocol & Orchestration Layer | Months 4–6 | ⚪ Planned | Secondary Tier Seed Grant |
| Phase 3 | Sovereign Data Ownership (1-to-Many Federation) | Months 7–12 | ⚪ Planned | Deep Tech Infrastructure Funding |
| Phase 4 | Federated Platform Ecosystem (Many-to-Many Network) | Months 13–18 | ⚪ Planned | Global Ecosystem Grants |
| Phase 5 | Content Delivery Network | Months 19–21 | ⚪ Planned | Global Ecosystem Grants |
| Phase 6 | Open WebSDK | Months 22–24 | ⚪ Planned | Global Ecosystem Grants |
| Phase 7 | Formal Independent Standards Body & Conformance | Months 24+ | ⚪ Visionary | Corporate Sponsorship |
The formal, academic blueprint of the pattern written in a classic Gang of Four design pattern specification layout. This provides the formal structural mechanics of how the browser natively isolates and projects decoupled data layers.
An upcoming, ultra-lightweight developer kit designed to minimize friction. It does not introduce a new framework; rather, it provides clean boilerplate templates and native compiler toolchains that emit zero-dependency web-standard assets.
Our production-ready showcase platform. It serves as the live, real-world case study proving that a high-volume, decentralized, user-sovereign web network runs across independent domains using this architecture.
This architecture is the core subject of the upcoming independent textbook: "MagazineJS - Demystifying Frontend Toolchains and Industry Myths", scheduled for publication circa 11/2026.
- 📰 Read the Deep-Dive Architecture Articles: /magazinejs
- 🧪 Interact with the Live Playground Laboratory: Cody Carlson
- Principal Architecture Executive: Cody S. Carlson
- Engineering Assistant: Julio Parra Sanchez
- QA & Compliance Automation: Mike Savino
- Operations & Payroll Management: Managed transparently via Tieback Technologies LLC to ensure audit-proof alignment with global open-source foundations.
This project's code, native reference implementations, and software boilerplates are distributed under the MIT License.
All architectural blueprints, text specifications, design patterns, and formal research documentation are distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) License.
Anyone is free to build on, extend, or utilize this paradigm commercially or non-commercially, provided appropriate credit is given to Native Web Federation.
This repository is actively updated across our public milestone blocks. Watch this space or star the repo to track live execution.