At Elanat, we believe we have created a new wave in the web world; a wave that is based on real innovation and deep developer experience. Our inventions and innovations such as MVC-First View, Return Template and various WebForms Core technology features are just examples of our efforts to improve the web architecture. These innovations not only contribute to the simplicity and speed of development, but also open a new path for building modern, scalable and flexible web applications.
In this roadmap, our key criteria for evaluating and advancing technologies include simplicity, scalability, flexibility, efficiency, modern features, developer experience and scenario testing. These criteria ensure that each step in the future path not only leads to technical improvement, but also provides a smooth and powerful experience for the developer community and end users.
Elanat has 3 products that together form the Elanat ecosystem.
We have designed a roadmap for our products by 2026 to have an integrated chain of core technology, backend framework and next-generation content management system that offers both higher performance, greater flexibility and a more modern user experience.
1- WebForms Core Technology
WebForms Core is a revolutionary technology for managing DOM elements on the server, which includes a server class called WebForms and a client-side JavaScript library called WebFormsJS. The WebForms class on the server is available on most popular programming languages on the web (even C and Perl).
This technology has reached full stability in version 2, and considering that it supports JavaScript modules, our effort at Elanat is to improve its core from now on and produce new modules instead of directly developing them. Core improvements include minor rewrites including performance improvements, size reduction, and more pipelining.
In this technology, we can create modules both on the server side and on the client side. Our goal at Elanat is to create modules for the client side so that modules can be called uniformly for all server programming languages.
We will definitely add the "WebForms.cs" class separately from the CodeBehind framework to the NuGet repository so that the .NET community can access it more easily.
We will also try to add other Webforms classes in other programming languages as packages in similar NuGet repositories.
Meeting
In 2026, we will definitely introduce the WebForms Core technology in a meeting so that this technology is widely known. We are trying to reach an agreement with a major news agency to fully explain the revolutionary features of this technology.
https://github.com/webforms-core
2- CodeBehind Framework
CodeBehind is a stable back-end framework on ASP.NET Core. CodeBehind is better structured than all the default Microsoft frameworks such as MVC, Razor Pages and Blazor and offers better performance in many areas. WebForms Core technology is also integrated into the core of the CodeBehind framework. This framework has had stable performance with minimal bugs in the past two years; in the future, we will first add advanced Async features to its core, then upgrade the .NET version from 7 to 10.
https://github.com/elanatframework/Code_behind
3- Elanat CMS
Elanat CMS is a large and powerful content management system (CMS-Framework) built on the CodeBehind framework. Elanat CMS, like other popular CMSs, is an SSR system based on the second generation of the web (vanilla JavaScript and server-side interaction); however, in the future it will be rewritten based on WebForms Core technology and will become a modern CSR content management system.
https://github.com/elanatframework/Elanat
Documentation Completion
We will gradually complete the Documentation section for the "WebForms Core Technology" and "CodeBehind Framework Tutorial Series" series to gain the trust of the global developer community to use Elanat products.
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