Introduction
A modular framework with immutable version channels and predictable upgrades.
Atlas Framework is a fictional full-stack toolkit for building modular web products. These docs follow a versioned publishing model: drafts evolve freely, while each public release is an immutable snapshot labeled with a major channel such as
3.x.What's new
Documentation release 2.0.0 adds Guides for testing, jobs, middleware, and performance, plus Events & listeners and a CLI cookbook.
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What Atlas includes
| Layer | Purpose | Version focus |
|---|---|---|
| Routing | HTTP endpoints and middleware | Stable across 3.x |
| Data | Query builders and migrations | Breaking changes in 3.0 |
| Views | Components and theming | Incremental |
| CLI | Scaffolding and upgrades | Always pin the channel |
| Jobs | Background processing | Redis recommended |
How to read these docs
- Getting Started — install and orient yourself in a new project.
- Core Concepts — lasting mental models that apply across minor releases.
- Guides — task-focused recipes for testing, jobs, middleware, and performance.
- Version 3 — upgrade paths, checklists, and release notes for the current major.
- Reference — conventions, CLI cookbook, and troubleshooting.
Tip
Prefer the docs channel that matches your installed major. Mixing 2.x examples with a 3.x project is the most common source of confusion.
Atlas is sample documentation for Knowybase themes. Names, packages, and URLs are fictional.
Updated Aug 5, 2026