Using Components
Components
You can think of components as the application layer of your project. In Diploi you can have multiple options available to define your application, which you can mix as you wish.
Components available
Ghost
An open-source content management system designed for publishing and managing blogs, online publications or websites.
Next.js
A React-based web development framework for server-side and static web rendering.
React + Vite
Mixes Vite’s bundling capabilities and React’s frontend development capabilities, in a component that requires no configuration and provides instant hot module reload for frontend applications.
Node.js
A runtime used to develop backend applications and APIs using JavaScript.
Bun
An JavaScript runtime designed to be faster than Node.js, with native bundling, support for TypeScript, and package management support.
Astro
A static site builder that lets you write components with your a broad selection of frontend frameworks, while optimizing for performance and modern SEO practices.
SvelteKit
A framework for building performant web applications with Svelte, offering server-side rendering.
Nue.js
A framework focused on building lightweight fullstack applications using JavaScript, and with native support for Rust or Zig to run workloads.
Django
A high-level Python web fullstack framework that uses Python.
Hono
A small web framework designed to build APIs and backend applications.
Deno
A JavaScript and TypeScript runtime for APIs and backend services.
FastAPI
A Python framework used to create APIs with automatic documentation.
Flask
A minimalist Python framework, design for lightweight APIs, dashboards, services, and fullstack applications.
Laravel
A fullstack PHP framework with native support for modern JS-based frontend frameworks.
n8n
A workflow automation platform used to run trigger-driven workloads, using a GUI to setup triggers and logic workflow.
Supabase
An open-source backend platform that bundles multiple services into one, such as Postgres, storage, auth, real-time listeners, and edge functions.