Mify

Developers building backend services often spend months wiring up complex infrastructure, researching frameworks and libraries, and writing glue code to connect components. The more libraries and services used, the more boilerplate code is needed to integrate them. Over time, this hand-written code becomes difficult to scale, forcing teams to throw away and rewrite it. This wastes developer time that could otherwise be spent on the actual product.

Mify is an open-source CLI and platform that generates scalable service infrastructure code so developers can start coding immediately. Using commands like 'mify init', 'mify add service', and 'mify add frontend', users can scaffold backend services and frontends in minutes. It uses OpenAPI schemas to connect services and frontends, making remote requests feel like local function calls while generating clients with built-in logging and metrics. It supports multiple languages (Go, Python backends, React frontend), works in a monorepo structure, provides components for authentication, structured logging, metrics, and configuration, and includes managed CI/CD without extra setup. All generated code is open source and fully owned by the user.