Encore

Encore is a batteries-included TypeScript framework designed for building distributed systems. It simplifies the development process by automating infrastructure provisioning, wiring, documentation, and observability. By defining services and infrastructure in code using structured patterns, Encore allows developers to focus on building features rather than managing complex configurations.

Key features include defining infrastructure as type-safe objects in code, automated local infrastructure provisioning (databases, Pub/Sub, caches, etc.) without Docker Compose or manual setup, and built-in developer tools for documentation and architecture diagrams. Encore also integrates request processing in Rust, offering significant performance improvements over Node.js frameworks like Express.js.

Encore is designed to work with existing stacks, minimizing the need for extensive rewrites. It supports both TypeScript and Go, catering to a wide range of developers. The framework's automated infrastructure management extends across local development, preview environments, and production, ensuring consistency and reliability.

The target audience for Encore includes engineering teams building scalable and robust backend systems, particularly those working with distributed architectures. It is well-suited for developers who want to accelerate development cycles, reduce operational overhead, and maintain high levels of performance and security.

Encore aims to provide a seamless developer experience by automating many of the tedious and error-prone tasks associated with backend development, allowing teams to ship high-quality applications faster.