> With LLMs able to generate the "magic" with ease, I can see the role of frameworks shifting a bit. Instead of hiding complexity, it's surely more beneficial to expose the primitives clearly enough that both you and an LLM can follow the request lifecycle.

100%.

I kinda feel like we've fooled ourselves into creating these domain specific languages for frameworks, where we glue things together using magic, and just dealing with the features of the language, the browser and the network make a lot of sense in the AI world. And our framework is actually much less complicated than I think a lot of them are...

> I suppose there's not much of an escape hatch if you ever needed one?

I of course don't want to be vendor locked in, so I've started working on something called open durable objects, and I have a concept for something called open bindings.

these are the two core technical solutions that the framework really needs from Cloudflare. This does not include durability in the same way you get it from Cloudflare: it will run on a single machine.

This runs on both bun and node.

https://github.com/redwoodjs/sdk/pull/969