Building systems for creating scalable, cohesive web applications.
WebEngine is a modular engine designed to reduce fragmentation in modern web development.
Instead of replacing frameworks, WebEngine introduces a kernel and core system of contracts and adapters that allow different technologies to work together under a unified structure.
Whether using React, Vue, PHP, Python, or other tools, each component integrates through standardized interfaces.
This enables:
- consistent architecture across projects
- improved scalability and maintainability
- reduced dependency on any single framework
- clearer separation of concerns
WebEngine provides:
- Kernel → the core execution and coordination layer
- Contracts → defined interfaces for system components
- Adapters → integrations that allow external frameworks and tools to conform to those contracts
This allows developers to build systems that are modular, interchangeable, and cohesive.
A signal-based rendering library for reactive frontend updates.
🔗 https://github.com/citrusworx/webengine/libraries/sig
A scalable design system for consistent UI development.
🔗 https://github.com/citrusworx/webengine/libraries/juice
A config-driven backend and API system with GUI and CLI interfaces.
🔗 https://github.com/citrusworx/webengine/libraries/nectarine
A config-driven infrastructure system for managing environments and deployment.
🔗 https://github.com/citrusworx/webengine/libraries/grapevine
An application engine for building interactive and creative systems.
🔗 (in development)
CitrusWorx focuses on building systems that are:
- cohesive rather than fragmented
- modular rather than tightly coupled
- designed for long-term scalability
Active development.
This project is being built through:
- live development sessions
- iterative system design
- experimentation across multiple layers
To create a unified ecosystem where developers can build:
- web applications
- tools and platforms
- creative systems
without being locked into a single framework or stack.
