12/11/24

Encore Open Source, independent of Encore Cloud

Launch Week Day 3

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It's Day 3 of Launch Week and we're back with another launch...

Encore Open Source is now independent of Encore Cloud

We're continuing our open source journey, which started by open sourcing everything you need to build Encore applications, including:

  • ✅ Encore's CLI
  • ✅ Encore's Frameworks
  • ✅ Encore's Runtime
  • ✅ Encore's Parser
  • ✅ Encore's Compiler
  • ✅ Encore's Docs

Today, we're excited to announce that the open source project (encore.dev) is now independent of Encore Cloud—our managed service for automating DevOps and infrastructure on AWS and GCP.

To make this separation clear, we have launched:

  • ✅ Revamped documentation, making it easier to find info on Encore.ts, Encore.go, and Encore Cloud.
  • ✅ Refocused encore.dev solely on the open source project, making navigation easier.
  • encore.cloud — a new website for Encore Cloud.
  • ✅ Significant improvements to docs, helping you build, configure, and deploy Encore apps without relying on Encore Cloud.

With these updates, it's now easier than ever to choose the Encore experience that fits your needs—open source or managed.

If you haven't already, why not star the open source project on GitHub?

Join the live stream

Tune into today's live stream at 14:00 CET for an in-depth walkthrough and a live Q&A session.

Try Encore Open Source

Install Encore using the instructions below and then create an example app using encore app create.

macOS
Windows
Linux
Brew
$ brew install encoredev/tap/encore

If you have questions or just want to hang out with other Encore developers, join our community on Discord.

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This blog is presented by Encore, the backend framework for building robust type-safe distributed systems with declarative infrastructure.

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