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Stone.js lets you write code once, run anywhere without framework lock-in
Stone.js is a new JavaScript framework that separates domain logic from runtime context, allowing the same code to run on servers, serverless functions, browsers, or AI agents without rewriting. It uses a decorator-based approach where developers define services and event handlers without importing framework-specific base classes. The project aims to eliminate the 'rewrite tax' that plagues multi-runtime applications.
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Stone.js tackles a real pain point for full-stack developers, but its success depends on ecosystem adoption and whether it can truly deliver zero-cost abstraction across all targets.
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Stone.js: your app exists in every runtime, until you run it →
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