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APPLICATION FRAMEWORK
Abla Web
Composable API route groups, ordered middleware, security boundaries, sessions, CSRF, rate limiting, health checks, metrics hooks, and event-driven HTTP.
↗07 PACKAGES ON GITHUB
Abla, meeting
the real world.
These packages were built alongside the compiler to pressure-test the language against web servers, wire protocols, browser code, native Android, and large test suites.
import github("AndreBaltazar8/abla-web")thenablac package update --project .02
HTML + WASM
Abla MVC
Typed escaped HTML, the $mvcview subparser, typed server actions, and automatic extraction of integer client actions to WebAssembly.
03
ANDROID
Abla Mobile
Application state, rendering, and event logic in Abla, delivered through a reusable Jetpack Compose host without application Kotlin source.
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DATABASE
Abla Postgres
A PostgreSQL v3 wire client with parameterized queries, reusable authenticated sessions, and SCRAM-SHA-256—without libpq or a sidecar.
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CACHE
Abla Redis
A direct RESP client with reusable authenticated connections, RESP2 and RESP3 values, bounded transport, ACLs, and common operations.
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MESSAGING
Abla NATS
A Core NATS client for publish/subscribe, queues, request/reply, headers, authentication, and bounded protocol reads.
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TOOLING
Abla Test Runner
A bounded parallel runner written in Abla: isolated processes, structured commands, dependencies, timeouts, per-step logs, and exclusive barriers.
↗LOCK REPRODUCIBLE BY DEFAULT
Updating is explicit.
Building never moves the lock.
package update resolves provider expressions and writes an immutable revision to abla.lock. Commit that file.
Ordinary builds use the locked graph. --offline prevents a Git cache fill, and package vendor creates an air-gapped source tree.