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Roadmap

Flaxon's development roadmap and milestone planning.

Version 2.0 — Core Framework ✅

Status: Largely Stable

Flaxon 2.0 represents the current mature state of the core framework.

  • ASGI application architecture
  • HTTP and WebSocket support
  • Lifespan management
  • Flask-style routing and decorators
  • Typed route parameters
  • Request validation
  • Middleware system
  • CORS
  • Request IDs
  • Security headers
  • Rate limiting
  • Jinax template integration
  • CLI tooling
  • Sync and async testing clients
  • Development and production debugging
  • Sensitive-data redaction
  • Core plugin architecture
  • Plugin lifecycle and extension mechanisms
  • Developer tooling
  • Documentation and examples
  • Benchmarking infrastructure

The core API is considered largely stable. Ongoing development focuses primarily on bug fixes, compatibility, testing, security, performance, and ecosystem development.

Version 2.x — Ecosystem & Production Maturity 🚧

Current Development

  • Stabilize individual official plugins
  • Expand plugin test coverage
  • Improve plugin documentation
  • Improve plugin discovery and distribution
  • Expand ASGI compatibility testing
  • Improve HTTP and WebSocket edge-case handling
  • Expand security testing
  • Improve CI and release automation
  • Expand performance benchmarks
  • Improve deployment documentation
  • Create complete example applications
  • Improve migration and upgrade documentation

Version 2.x — Official Plugin Ecosystem 🚧

Official and community plugins will provide optional integrations without increasing the size of the core framework.

Planned ecosystem areas include:

  • SQLAlchemy
  • Redis
  • Authentication
  • OAuth
  • Storage
  • Observability
  • Background tasks
  • Caching
  • Additional database integrations
  • Cloud services

Plugin quality, compatibility and test coverage will be treated as separate release concerns from the core framework.

Future Development

Potential future capabilities include:

  • GraphQL improvements
  • gRPC
  • Server-Sent Events
  • HTTP/3 and QUIC WebSockets
  • Real-time collaboration
  • OpenAPI tooling
  • Code generation
  • Additional database adapters
  • Additional cloud integrations

Contribution Wanted!

We welcome contributions to the core framework, plugins, documentation, testing and developer tooling.

Check our Contributing Guide to get started.

Help us build the future of Python backend development. 🚀