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Stacks &presets

Choose backend and frontend separately. Dwell provides the local environment and pins frameworks and generators for managed stacks through a curated matrix.

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Backend types

Current backend types are PHP-based. Framework and PHP runtime are selected separately; Dwell validates their compatibility.

PHP / Custom
An active PHP role without a preinstalled application. You manage the webroot and Composer dependencies.
Symfony
Version lines: 5.4 / 6.4 / 7.4 / 8.1
Shopware 6
Version lines: 6.6 / 6.7
WordPress
Version lines: 6.4 / 6.5 / 7.0 / 7.1
Joomla
Version lines: 5.4 / 6.1
TYPO3
Version lines: 13.4 / 14.3

Frontend types

Managed frontends are set up with npm. Their Node requirements can exceed those of the Dwell CLI.

Custom Frontend
An active frontend role without a framework. You define dependencies and the development command.
Nuxt
Version lines: 3.21 / 4.5
Vue + Vite
Version lines: 3.4 / 3.5
React + Vite
Version lines: 18.3 / 19.3
Next.js
Version lines: 15.5 / 16.3

What does “Custom” mean?

The role is active, but Dwell installs no framework or dependencies. A custom frontend needs an explicit devCommand before it can start.

A version line is not a patch version.

These lines come from the stack documentation. Run dwell versions list for exact pins, support status and verification level. Existing applications are not upgraded automatically.

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Stacks &presets

Backend types

PHP / Custom

Symfony

Shopware 6

WordPress

Joomla

TYPO3

Frontend types

Custom Frontend

Nuxt

Vue + Vite

React + Vite

Next.js

What does “Custom” mean?

A version line is not a patch version.

Combine what your project needs.