Wakanda

Wakanda is an open-source web framework for developing web and mobile applications in JavaScript. It includes a database server (WakandaDB), a JavaScript framework (WAF), and Wakanda Studio, an integrated development environment. Wakanda is supported on Linux, Microsoft Windows and Mac OS, and is cloud-ready on the back-end. Wakanda Server supports CommonJS modules, Web Workers, Web Storage, XMLHttpRequest, HTML5 File API, Blobs, Timers. It implements the Firebug Crossfire Debugger protocol, as well as the WebKit remote debugging protocol. With Wakanda, developers can take control when necessary and write their own code or use open source and existing components and tools. What is unique about Wakanda is that it brings all the various tools together one needs for prototyping, building, and deploying into a single environment. Then Web and mobile applications can be built quickly into applications that deliver fast response times. As a unified and open platform, Wakanda is modular and progressive so that developers have the most choices possible. Based on JavaScript and other open source code, Wakanda is supported by a large developer community. It is compatible with all technologies and can be integrated with frameworks and databases of all types. Wakanda is available in either cloud or on-premises deployments. Thanks to reduced development times, Wakanda can be a money saver, due in part to reusable modules, standardized processes, and easy integration between the back end prototyping and development phases of application development. Because Wakanda is a single platform, technology is unified and standardized for easy maintenance and simplified deployment. Developers can use stock Wakanda components or modify them extensively.