Fusion Framework
One framework, multiple languages — build modern backends with Fusion across Node.js, Python, and C#.
Platform
Everything you need to ship APIs
A shared Rust core, thin language bindings, and a class-based module model — the same HTTP semantics everywhere you work.
Everything you need to ship APIs
Powered by three languages. One shared core.
Architecture
Performance starts in the core
Fusion keeps the hot path in Rust while language bindings stay thin. You get one routing model, consistent headers and status helpers, and less framework drift between teams.
Performance starts in the core
- Shared HTTP core
- 1
- Language bindings
- 3
- Magic auto-scans
- 0
- Module architecture
- FMA
Shared HTTP core
fusion-core in Rust
Language bindings
Python · TypeScript · C#
Magic auto-scans
Explicit route registration
Module architecture
Composable packages
Native serving path
Hyper-backed serving, routing tokens, and response serialization are implemented once — not reimplemented per language.
Thin bindings
Python, Node, and C# mirror the same HTTP semantics with idiomatic syntax instead of shipping three divergent frameworks.
Predictable DX
Config, middleware, pagination, status codes, and headers follow the same concepts across every official binding.
Workflow
From zero to a running API
Scaffold with Fusion Tool, install the binding for your language, define a module, and listen.
From zero to a running API
- 01
Initialize
Create a project layout with fusion init and the language of your choice.
- 02
Install
Add fusion-framework (or Fusion-Framework on NuGet) for your runtime.
- 03
Define modules
Own each resource with a FusionBaseApi class and explicit route registration.
- 04
Ship
Compose middleware, configure environments, and grow with reusable packages.
Docs
Explore the Fusion stack
Architecture deep-dives, CLI reference, and language guides — versioned and ready for production teams.
Explore the Fusion stack
Ready to build with Fusion?
Read the docs, scaffold your first app, or try the desktop companion from Cipher Unit.