The Liquid Application Framework is a set of pre-integrated, ready-to-use binding code that supports the creation of liquid applications.
It is based on reference lightweight architectures, cloud design patterns and modern software engineering techniques.
For building business software, Liquid can be thought of as a set of pre-built parts that drives a faster, safer, cheaper development work, while delivering high quality products.
#Liquid boosts the lifecycle of modern applications. How does it do that? The framework increases the development productivity and quality, while eases operation, of business applications by reducing their complexity through use of pre-built and pre-integrated technical components.
It also adds architectural uniformity and governance by making it possible for software engineers to focus on business domain logic, leaving the technical issues with to the framework.
Last, but not least, Liquid allows for easy and centralized replacement and/or extension of platform components (e.g. database server) so applications built on top of it are tech-agnostic, i.e. minimizes vendor/platform lock-in.
Some of the best ways to contribute are to try things out, file issues, and make pull-requests.
- You can provide feedback by filing issues on GitHub. We accept issues, ideas and questions.
- You can contribute by creating pull requests for the issues that are listed. Look for issues marked as good first issue if you are new to the project.
In any case, be sure to take a look at the contributing guide before starting.