full-stack JavaScript/TypeScript framework

 designed for building modern web applications with 

React on the frontend and GraphQL APIs on the backend

 It’s heavily inspired by Ruby on Rails, aiming to bring the same productivity and developer happiness to the JavaScript ecosystem.

If you’ve been looking for a framework that 

ties together frontend, backend, and database into one cohesive experience

, Redwood.js might be the perfect choice.

 Includes React (frontend), GraphQL API (backend), and Prisma (database).

 Simplifies data fetching in React by managing loading, empty, and error states automatically.

 Built-in ORM support for relational databases like PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQLite.

 First-class support for serverless deployment on platforms like Netlify and Vercel.

 Works seamlessly with TypeScript for better type safety.

 Provides out-of-the-box auth integrations (Auth0, Netlify Identity, etc.).

Easy file-based routing similar to Next.js.

 No need to manually connect React, GraphQL, and Prisma.

: Inspired by Rails, provides code generators and scaffolding.

: Quickly go from prototype to production.

: Perfect for JAMstack and modern deployments.

: Backed by a growing community and contributors.

Still evolving: Not as mature as Next.js or Meteor.js.

Steep learning curve if you’re new to GraphQL or Prisma.

Limited ecosystem compared to older frameworks.

Opinionated structure (you must follow Redwood’s way of building apps).

Here’s how you can set up a Redwood.js project from scratch,

Make sure you have Node.js (v16 or higher) installed.

This will scaffold a full-stack app with 