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Jamun is an open source (Apache Software License 2.0) Server and Frontend Framework for the Web Designer (and also Java Programmer),HTML5, and Javascript developer, to quickly create CRUD Apps for Database, Cloud, Mobile, and Web Services. Confused by MVC, REST, SQL, noSQL, and other programming jargon? The Problem with too many frameworks - they all try to do (promise) too much. Thus creating too many unnecessary complexities. Jamun was designed for the rest of us. Jamun abstracts all of the above so you can really concentrate on what you do best - CREATE cool Cloud-ready apps. Create backend without any code. Jamun makes the server as dumb as possible (from a frontend perspective) - by putting most presentation logic on client, without compromising integrity and security on the backend server. Jamun minimize unnecessary back-and-forth traffic between server and client. With the advent of client based apps like HTML5, many security issues have arose, e.g. client spoofing. Jamun allays those concerns without any programming via field level security. Some of the highlights of the features of Jamun: Zero or no server code. Server-side JavaScript and Java. Clear separation of concerns between client and server - that is the server is 100% Web Services API and therefore there is no exclusive View binding. One can use the same backend resource for multiple frontends or apps. The server is client agnostic. Abstraction to the underlying frontend. This means less client side code changes in the event of a frontend change. Scalable - Event-driven - Non-blocking architecture. Single-page client model. Easy App Deploy and Update with App Manager GUI. Designed from the ground-up for Cloud environments. Coding is fun once again!