Hi HN — I’m building Minima.js, a backend framework that tries to feel “native” to the platform by leaning into Web standards and keeping request/response handling close to the primitives (e.g., Request/Response style APIs), instead of inventing a big framework-specific universe.

Intro: https://minimajs.com/intro.md

The five core ideas I’m most excited about:

1. Runtime-Native Support - Built from scratch for Bun and Node.js with zero abstractions

2. Web Standard First - Uses native Request, Response, File, Blob, and Uint8Array throughout — no Node.js-specific buffers or proprietary abstractions

3. File-Based Modules - Your folder structure defines your API structure

4. Context Functions - Access request data anywhere without prop drilling

5. Everything is a Plugin - Hooks, middleware, auth—all follow the same pattern

Docs: https://minimajs.com

LLM-friendly docs index: https://minimajs.com/llms.txt

Would love feedback from people who’ve shipped production Node/Fastify/Express apps: does “web-standards + ALS-first context” resonate, and what would you want to see before trying it?