Welcome to Obelisk, an open-source project dedicated to providing a powerful management system for data-driven applications. Obelisk serves as the core backend infrastructure, enabling dynamic data management and integration with UI components to build scalable, modular web solutions.
Note: This repository is in its conceptual phase and does not yet contain any code. Contributions and community insights are highly encouraged to shape the project.
The concept for Obelisk emerged from the vision of creating a centralized system to seamlessly manage and integrate data for dynamic, component-based UIs. Inspired by existing CMS frameworks and dynamic web applications, Obelisk is designed to act as a headless backend, focusing on handling the logic and data requirements of web components built with tools like E.Co.
The project draws inspiration from popular headless CMS systems, backend frameworks, and modular management tools. Obelisk aims to offer a more integrated approach for managing dynamic data and UI components together.
Obelisk aims to provide:
- Centralized data management for component-based systems.
- Dynamic integrations with UI tools like E.Co for flexible rendering and interaction.
- Data modeling and management capabilities with a scalable and intuitive interface.
- Headless infrastructure for web applications, empowering developers to manage content and logic separately from the presentation layer.
This project is currently in its conceptual design stage. We are focusing on architectural planning and gathering feedback to create a clear development roadmap.
We encourage contributions from developers, architects, and enthusiasts interested in building a modern backend management system. Join us in shaping Obelisk to support dynamic, data-driven applications!
- Discussions: Share your thoughts and ideas in the Discussions tab.
- Roadmap Suggestions: Submit your suggestions to help define our roadmap.
This project is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License.
We will update this repository with the initial codebase and documentation as the project evolves. Keep an eye on the repository for upcoming releases and additional details!