Depending on the exact context of your work, “Tini Framework” typically refers to one of two major tools in the software and frontend development space.
The two most common references are TiniJS, an open-source web components framework, and the Tini App Framework, a proprietary mini-app ecosystem owned by Vietnamese e-commerce giant Tiki. 1. TiniJS (Open-Source JavaScript Meta-Framework)
If you are browsing recent JavaScript technologies, you are likely looking at TiniJS. It is a modern frontend meta-framework optimized for building native, lightweight, and highly interoperable web applications.
Core Engine: It is powered by Web Components technology and built directly on top of Google’s Lit library.
The Philosophy: Unlike heavy frameworks (like traditional Angular or React) that require massive runtimes, TiniJS focuses on using web standards. This ensures components remain lightweight and universally compatible across different environments.
Built-in Architecture: It includes structured support for modern app requirements out-of-the-box, including custom @Page() decorators, a unified Tini Router, layouts, and its own state management tool called @tinijs/store.
Tooling: Developers use the custom command-line interface, npx @tinijs/cli, to spin up blank or structured developer templates instantly. 2. Tini App Framework (Tiki Mini App Platform)
If you are developing mobile commerce integration or working in Southeast Asian tech ecosystems, you are likely referring to the Tini App Framework developed by Tiki.vn. tikivn/tini-ui – GitHub
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