Just as you wouldn't drink from a contaminated stream, you shouldn't build on a contaminated supply chain. DaloyJS is the "filtration system" for modern JS development.
We are solving a problem. Don't just deploy a RESTful service without protection. Use a framework with built-in security features and supply-chain-aware defaults. https://t.co/DnFfNyCU9X
RFC 9457 application/problem+json out of the box. HttpError, ValidationError, UnauthorizedError, TooManyRequestsError, all with automatic 5xx redaction in production.
https://t.co/iuugkPZm2k
DaloyJS plugins compose like Fastify's: encapsulated by default, with onPluginInstalled() and onShutdown() lifecycle events. Platform teams, this one's for you.
https://t.co/gby0aKCbVa
DaloyJS is unique in combining the performance of a thin framework (Hono's core) with the security-by-default posture of an enterprise framework (Spring Security-level defaults) and zero runtime dependencies.
What are Boot Guards? Think of it like…the engine check that won't let your car start if the parking brake is on, the doors aren't shut, or a seatbelt isn't buckled.
https://t.co/mPbD2Xplyf
### Plugins & Encapsulation
DaloyJS plugins compose like Fastify's encapsulated by default, with `onPluginInstalled()` and `onShutdown()` lifecycle events. Platform teams, this one's for you.
https://t.co/gby0aKCbVa
If you're building public APIs, want security without a checklist, or have LLMs scaffolding your code, you need secure defaults baked in from the start, not bolted on later.
DaloyJS gets this right.
https://t.co/LbaaYURre3
Most JS frameworks being insecure by default isn’t wisdom, it’s a historical accident of “stay minimal and unopinionated.”
DaloyJS is the correction. Secure defaults shouldn’t be a checklist. They should be the starting line.
https://t.co/LbaaYURre3
Current status: squeezing every millisecond out of Daloy 🏎️
We’re in a full performance pass across the entire framework, no feature work, just making things fast. Benchmarks incoming.
👉 https://t.co/uC9tTFpW5X