Miix.js is a high-performance Node.js midlle-layer & back-end framework, which is frontend-friendly, powerful and easy-to-use. It supports many features such as multi-process, full-asynchronous driver, AOP, RESTful, middleware, log management. Using Miix.
Miix.js is a high-performance Node.js midlle-layer & back-end framework, which is frontend-friendly, powerful and easy-to-use. It supports many features such as multi-process, full-asynchronous driver, AOP, RESTful, middleware, log management. Using Miix.js, frontend developers no longer need to care about “how to react with backend”. With Miix-client, Miix.js makes ideal full-stack development an extremely simple thing via working with any javascript frontend framework (even with native javascript).
Miix.js是一个前端友好、功能强大、极易上手开发的高性能Node.js中后端框架，支持多进程、全异步、AOP、RESTful、中间件、日志管理等诸多特性。搭配Miix-client，Miix.js可以轻松地被任意前端框架（甚至是原生JavaScript）调用，让前端开发者无需关注“如何与后端交互”，实现理想化的全栈开发。
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Miix.js is a high-performance Node.js midlle-layer & back-end framework, which is frontend-friendly, powerful and easy-to-use. It supports many features such as multi-process, full-asynchronous driver, AOP, RESTful, middleware, log management. Using Miix.
We found that miix demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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