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Find KetJS contracts by responsibility, from module composition and request execution to data, rendering and runtime operations.

Scaffold, inspect, and run a minimal KetJS application.

Understand the files in a scaffolded application and how modules grow.

Configure workspace selection, deployment boundaries and runtime settings.

Build composable KetJS modules and understand the immutable manifest derived from a deployment.

Define immutable KetJS deployments, shared datastores, themes, HTTP roles, and workers.

Resolve selected KetJS modules from filesystem roots without making file presence executable.

Follow a request through deployment composition, identity, domain behavior and rendering.

Define KetJS operations with checked signatures, explicit effects, permissions, dry-run, and idempotency.

Serve KetJS functions, module routes, dynamic paths, HTML, JSON, binary data, and streamed responses.

Share form schemas between server and browser, manage field state, and return structured HTTP 422 errors.

Record transport-neutral HTTP contracts in the KetJS manifest and generate deployment-specific OpenAPI documents.

Declare KetJS models, field types, indexes, relations, extensions, and row isolation.

Derive schemas, plan safe migrations, use SQLite or PostgreSQL, and migrate tenant fleets.

Read and write KetJS data with immutable queries, validated changesets, and transactions.

Configure signed sessions, company and branch scope, permissions, and one-database-per-tenant isolation.

Grant operations, enforce declared effects and keep tenant data isolated.

Build first-party UI with ketjs-view signals, templates, SSR, hydration, JSX, and interactive islands.

Understand reactive effect execution, async cleanup, SSR data boundaries and race-safe browser requests in ketjs-view.

Scaffold, develop, and deliver plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with explicit interactive islands.

Build KetJS themes with KTL templates, browser JavaScript, styles, tokens, regions, joints, sections, and islands.

Compose permission-aware navigation and module-owned translated message catalogues.

Declare business-owned reports and render constrained KTL as deterministic PDF documents.

Declare, enqueue, execute, retry, inspect, and operate KetJS background jobs.

Use tenant-namespaced blob storage, bounded uploads, outbound providers, and resumable streams.

Drivers, the event catalogue, redaction, and how KetJS records what a deployment is doing.

Exercise KetJS applications through real HTTP, isolated datastores, sessions, tenants, and durable workers.

Compare KetJS database execution, HTTP server and SSR performance with repeatable workloads, exact versions and HTML charts.

Build, migrate, release, scale, and operate KetJS HTTP and worker processes safely.

Build a website and a task application while learning ketjs-view, modules, databases, APIs, security, jobs and deployment. Follow one practical path from your first signal to a reviewed application.

Understand the packages, set up your tools, and see how the projects in this course fit together.

A SQLite-backed application with a module, model, function, migration, and HTTP route.

Supported KetJS, theme, testing, view, and PostgreSQL package entrypoints.

How explicit modules, checked composition and deployment manifests help keep business applications understandable as their features grow.

Inspect, build, run, migrate, and configure KetJS applications from the ket command line.

Scaffold a standalone ketjs-view project, inspect its files, and run a production build.

Why model scope, exact decimals, validated changesets and explicit transactions matter more than a convenient CRUD wrapper.

Build plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with optional interactive islands and no application server.

Separate tenant databases, company scope, request identity and operation permissions when designing a secure KetJS application.

Compose markup with functions, typed props, lists and accessible HTML while keeping rendering pure.

Create state once per island, update it through events, and understand why the view returns a function.

Choose static rendering, server rendering and interactive islands deliberately, and keep browser behavior separate from pure ketjs-view templates.

Understand synchronous reactive tracking, browser lifecycle cleanup, initial SSR data and race-safe requests in ketjs-view islands.

Handle form submission, derive counts, and preserve item identity with keyed lists.

How transactional enqueueing, database leases and idempotent handlers keep background work aligned with business data in KetJS.

Cast and validate form values, present useful errors, and retain the server validation boundary.

Attach browser resources after hydration and release them when the island is removed.

Read KetJS database, HTTP and SSR comparisons by workload, durability settings and measured boundary instead of treating a chart as a universal ranking.

A practical KetJS evaluation plan covering a complete workflow, failure tests, deployment boundaries, reproducible upgrades and useful project feedback.

Learn when an effect runs, what it tracks, how cleanup works, and why async work needs an explicit owner.

Build a searchable list with loading, empty, error and retry states, request cancellation and safe hydration.

Build a multi-page website with metadata, native links, assets and explicit islands.

Turn a small content collection into static routes and learn when client navigation is worth adding.

Scaffold a real Node application, run the learning CLI, and inspect the completed Todo API reference.

Declare one capability with a model and functions, then inspect the checked composition.

Select a complete application composition and distinguish HTTP, worker and datastore responsibilities.

Declare a typed Todo model, inspect the generated schema, and distinguish identity from scope.

Use checked table handles, explicit projections and predictable ordering to build your task list.

Create tasks through a named operation with checked input, declared effects and controlled writable fields.

Use one transaction context for business changes and queued work, and design a rollback experiment.

Build a bounded JSON facade with method handling, domain calls and useful status codes.

Distinguish function signatures from route metadata and keep generated API documentation aligned with deployment.

Manage pending, success and error states around a real request while preserving user input.

Understand the identity layers and prove that company-scoped records stay isolated.

Distinguish caller permissions from declared capabilities and test denial at the server boundary.

Choose between trusted TSX views and KTL theme presentation while preserving browser lifecycle and server permissions.

Keep message keys and permission-aware navigation beside the module that owns their meaning.

Enqueue work transactionally, run a real worker, and design handlers that tolerate retries.

Design bounded uploads, tenant-owned storage and resumable delivery without buffering everything into memory.

Reuse explicit business projections for printable output and machine-readable operations.

Exercise real HTTP, scoped data and workers with isolated deployment fixtures and targeted checkpoints.

Plan a schema change, distinguish planning from application, and preserve adapter contracts when changing databases.

Use structured operational records and reproducible measurements to diagnose the application you built.

Build an immutable artifact, separate migrations and process roles, and plan an upgrade while KetJS is in preview.

Combine the course into an application and assess it against concrete frontend, data, security and operations requirements.

The decisions behind the framework. Notes on architecture, data correctness and building applications that stay understandable as they grow.

Small, focused examples that show how KetJS fits together.

The coordinated KetJS 0.2.0 release and its package boundaries.

Audit compatibility, physical schemas, queries, and tenant sessions before changing a KetJS version.

Historical design rationale and trade-offs; current contracts live in the topic guides.

Known gaps, unsettled design questions, and weak spots in the current implementation.

Work on KetJS with explicit package ownership and focused verification.

Prepare, verify, and publish a coordinated KetJS release to npm.