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import { Hono } from "hono";
import { db } from "@workspace/db";
import { users } from "@workspace/core/db";
const app = new Hono();
app.get("/api/users", async (c) => {
const result = await db
.select()
.from(users);
return c.json(result);
});
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Bespoke, responsive websites built from the ground up — no templates, no bloat. Every pixel serves a purpose.
Modern React, Astro, and Next.js applications with component-driven architecture and design system integration.
Scalable component libraries with theme support, accessibility baked in, and full Storybook documentation.
Server-side logic with Hono, Deno, and Postgres. Type-safe from database to UI with Drizzle ORM and Zod.
Recent projects spanning front-end builds, full-stack platforms, and design system architecture.
High-performance storefront with server components, edge caching, and real-time inventory sync.
Data-dense analytics dashboard with theme-aware charts, keyboard navigation, and CSV export.
Multi-theme component library with accessibility audit, token architecture, and automated visual regression.
Markdown-driven content site with collection-based routing, syntax highlighting, and full-text search.
Four phases, no surprises. Every project follows the same disciplined path from brief to launch.
Understanding your brand, goals, and audience. Research and strategy before a single line of code.
Wireframes, prototypes, and visual design. Iterating until the direction feels right.
Component-driven development with modern frameworks. Type-safe, accessible, and performant from day one.
Deployment, monitoring, and handover. Documentation and training so you own the result.
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A production-ready monorepo featuring modern web technologies and a comprehensive design system.
This repository demonstrates enterprise-grade architecture with MoonRepo orchestrating multiple applications and shared packages.
Built with Next.js 16 and Astro, both consuming the same component library powered by shadcn/ui and Magic UI.
Features Tailwind CSS v4 with custom brand colors, opt-in font loading, and Storybook documentation.
Backend powered by Hono, Drizzle ORM, and Neon Postgres, with Better Auth for authentication.
All orchestrated through Deno workspaces with zero configuration conflicts and type-safe imports across all packages.
Understanding the monorepo structure
The entire architecture is built on a "Thin-Client, 4-Layer" model, which is explicitly designed to be robust, scalable, and easily managed by both humans and AI agents.
Here’s the breakdown of that structure and its purpose:
Layer 4: Apps (The "Thin Clients")
apps/ (e.g., web, api-v2, astro-app)api-v2) implement the oRPC contracts defined in Layer 1.Layer 3: Orchestration (The "Services")
packages/services/createUser, processPayment).Layer 2: Data Access (The "Repositories")
packages/db/Layer 1: Core (The "Pure Business Logic & Schemas")
packages/core/schemas using Zod), the database schemas (using Drizzle), the API contracts (using oRPC), and the pure, universal business rules (domain).db package, this is also isolated with zero workspace dependencies. This ensures the foundational rules of the application are stable and independent of any specific implementation. This "schema-first" approach is what enables end-to-end type safety.check:isolation, check:circular). This is the key to making the architecture "AI-Optimized," as it provides immediate and clear feedback, preventing architectural drift.packages/ui), configuration (packages/eslint-config), and business logic (packages/services) are defined once in packages/ and shared across multiple applications in apps/.apps/ directory, and they can immediately leverage the existing shared packages. The polyglot nature of MoonRepo means you could add a Python or Go service that still consumes the same core logic.In essence, the structure is a deliberate and well-documented choice to build a maintainable, scalable, and highly-governed system where the flow of dependencies is strictly controlled from the outside in (Apps -> Services -> Core/DB).
Common questions about the monorepo