After several years in development we are finally pleased to announce that Skhemata Full Stack Web Components and Domain based REST API’s are here. Thrinacia (our other company) is shifting its focus to develop full apps (web, mobile, PWA, etc.) and will incorporate Web Components and REST API technology from Skhemata into them.
What does this mean? Skhemata will focus on full stack Web Component and Domain based REST API development as well as defining common specifications and standards to provide for best web development experiences. Skhemata focus is primarily developers, agencies or integrators, while Thrinacia will focus on turn key end users and applications that run on desktop or mobile devices.
How do Skhemata Full Stack Web Components work? Our web components make use of various API’s including Skhemata Universal REST API, WordPress REST API’s and other web based API’s. Some Web Components work specifically with Skhemata Universal REST API, while others require WordPress or statically defined configuration given to Web Component at runtime.
Our initial launch is focusing on Web Components that operate in following domains: Crowdfunding, E-commerce, WordPress, Subscription and Billing, Cryptocurrency and General Websites.
Skhemata Full Stack Web Components can easily be integrated within any frontend framework such as React, Vue.js, Angular and so on or any generic website or website page. For example your web application or website may need a component to generate website menu, contact form or subscription area with some product plans that customers can purchase. You can simply include Skhemata pre-built Web Components to do this.
Customization comes in several options and is exposed through Web Component attributes, styling properties or pre-built themes via adaptive layouts. When using any of these options you can still get full web component updates when new release or version is available. Only when you choose to fully customize your web component and edit it’s source code to suit your needs is when you need to merge any future updates manually.
Skhemata Full Stack Web Components and Universal REST API are well documented so developers can quickly refer to various examples and discover how different component attributes or CSS properties work.
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