{"version":"1","document":{"id":"back-base-js-scope-validation","product":"back-base-js","product_name":"BackBaseJS","title":"Companion scope: what must be validated","version":"2026-10-30","url":"\/developers","content":"BackBaseJS is a planned companion to FrontBaseJS. Its first documentation responsibility is to make the intended boundary clear before promising an implementation.","body":["A companion framework should solve a defined coordination problem rather than repeat the responsibilities of Clean Framework or FrontBaseJS. The exact server\/runtime target, request contract and relationship to existing foundations have not been finalized.","A useful evaluation should identify one end-to-end use case, the component that owns validation and authorization, the supported deployment environment and the behavior when one service is unavailable. Versioned contracts and independent releases will matter as scope becomes concrete.","No installation recipe, package or supported API is offered in this guide. Implementation instructions will follow an actual reviewed repository and a defined release."],"points":["Current stage: planned","Validate responsibility, runtime and failure behavior before adoption","No BackBaseJS implementation or release is claimed"],"api_url":"\/api\/knowledge\/back-base-js-scope-validation"}}