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Tired of frameworks that leave your app exposed? I built NALTH.JS to fix that. It’s secure by default, fast, and developer‑friendly.

Why it matters

Built‑in protection for XSS, CSRF, SQL injection (and more) — you don’t have to bolt it on yourself.

Zero‑config security: spin up a project and the defaults are hardened.

Lightning‑fast – no trade‑off between performance and safety.

Clean APIs – intuitive, modern, and easy to adopt whether you’re a junior or seasoned dev.

Links you should bookmark

Official site + docs: https://nalthjs.com — “Enterprise‑grade security without sacrificing performance.”

Getting started guide:

https://nalthjs.com/docs — TypeScript‑agnostic, built on Vite foundations.

Package & ecosystem: Check out the npm org under “nalth‑dev”.

Community discussion: Reddit thread where developers ask questions and share early experiences.

Why you should test it today

If you’re building anything web‑based (and you are, because you’ve been working mobile dev and frameworks), this isn’t just another framework — it’s a tool that saves time, headaches, and potential disasters. Try it now:

npx create‑nalth my-secure-projectcd my‑secure‑project

npx nalth installnpm run dev

Give it 30 minutes. See how fast you can get a secure endpoint running, how the defaults behave, and how comfortable the API feels. Then contrast: what would you have had to do manually in your last project? How many security checkboxes did you skip?

If you’re serious about building secure web apps, use NALTH.JS. 💡 Test it today and see how secure development becomes effortless: https://nalthjs.com