Built with Amber

See the framework
doing the work.

A portfolio should be inspectable. Every project here links to working software, source code, or a complete build guide so you can see the application shape rather than take a logo wall on faith.

Amber presenting applications built with the framework

Reference application

Amber Framework.org

This website is the first public Amber V2 reference app. Its source exposes the same routing, controllers, ECR views, local CSS, browser modules, import map, specs, and deployment boundary described in the guides.

amberframework.org
Amber V2 reference appBuild something
crystal clear.
Live on Amber V2

The docs are part of the proof.

No frontend framework or hosted runtime asset is required. Amber renders the document with ECR, serves its own visual system, and uses a browser-native import map for the small interactive layer.

  • Server: Amber V2 controllers and ECR views
  • Frontend: local CSS and browser-native JavaScript modules
  • Content: versioned Markdown scanned into the documentation UI
  • Privacy: no analytics, application cookies, or third-party runtime assets
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Canonical first app

Pet Tracker

Build a small application with one resource, both HTML and JSON representations, ECR templates, local styling, an import map, browser JavaScript, and request specs. Every block names its file.

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Published benchmark

21,795 median req/s

A July 17, 2026 mixed HTTP workload with 1,000 routes, 16 connections, seven repetitions, and zero socket or non-2xx errors on a DigitalOcean Basic one-vCPU, 512 MB-class target.

This is framework evidence—not a capacity promise for this website or an arbitrary production application.

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