Technology DNA on any stack

Technology DNA can be built on using any stack. This demo shows seven task apps built on seven different stacks: JavaScript, Go, Python, Svelte, Flutter (Dart), Rust (Leptos) and Blazor (C#). The demo also shows how completely separate apps can be built to read, write and delete - operate on - each other's data. Interoperability.

The cards you add or move are live data, other visitors can see your changes. App data is reset every hour.

What to try

  1. Add a card in any of the seven apps. It also appears in the other six apps. We also show how long that takes.

  2. Move a card to Doing or Done, or rename it. Every app updates.

  3. Press Open in its own tab under any app to use that app on its own page.

What this demo shows about Technology DNA

  • An application can be built on any stack. This demo shows seven task apps built in JavaScript, Go, Python, Svelte, Flutter (Dart), Rust (Leptos) and Blazor (C#).
  • The demo also shows how different applications can share and operate on each other's data. Of course, on Technology DNA an app can also keep its data completely private.
  • Building on Technology DNA, systems are built out of meaning, on the same five table architecture that never changes. A task is a concept in Technology DNA's shared dictionary. Any other system built on Technology DNA can also use the same concept "Task" and if and when they want to interoperate, that is how they do so: through shared meaning - as the apps in this demo do.
  • When you build on Technology DNA, your app data can also be hosted in its own secure pod on our servers or on your own server, whilst retaining all other functionality of Technology DNA.
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