bartblast/hologram

Hologram is a full-stack framework that compiles Elixir applications to run entirely in the browser, enabling client-side execution of Elixir and Erlang code. It provides a comprehensive JavaScript runtime that mirrors the BEAM's standard library, error handling, and template rendering, while managing state, routing, and real-time communication via Server-Sent Events. The system also includes extensive tooling for compilation, benchmarking, and testing to ensure consistency between the server and client environments.

This period focused on building the Hologram framework's client-side runtime, porting core Elixir and Erlang standard library functions to JavaScript to enable server-side logic to run in the browser. The work included implementing a new compiler, template engine, and router, while establishing comprehensive test coverage for both Elixir and JavaScript components to ensure behavioral parity.

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This period focused on establishing the client-side JavaScript runtime, including ERTS modules, regex engines, and JS interop, alongside server-side realtime (SSE) and middleware systems. The work was heavily supported by comprehensive test coverage for these new features and the introduction of a rigorous benchmarking suite to measure compiler and runtime performance.

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