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Separate MachaOn

A Separate MachaOn Project is a totally separate project, managed within its own code repository, providing developers with the freedom to design, tailor, and deploy solutions specific to unique client or business requirements. Unlike Seed Projects, which offer structured templates and accelerators, Separate MachaOn Projects focus on complete customization and ownership, giving teams control over architecture, workflows, and implementation.

Separate MachaOn Projects serve distinct purposes depending on their context within the Machanism ecosystem.

  • Seed Separate MachaOn Projects are created to test Seed components with specialized configurations that are not covered by existing Seed MachaOn Projects. They ensure that Seed libraries function correctly under unique scenarios or tailored setups.
  • Non-Seed Separate MachaOn Projects are used to build custom customer applications or to test Non-Seed libraries for specific workflows and features that go beyond what Seed Projects provide.

Regardless of whether they are Seed or Non-Seed, Separate MachaOn Projects leverage the reusable foundations provided by the Machanism ecosystem—Core modules, Applications modules, and shared libraries—while enabling developers to create bespoke solutions tailored to unique needs or test scenarios.

Note: In essence, any custom project that makes intensive use of the Machanism libraries is a variant of a Separate MachaOn Project.

How Does It Work?

Foundational Approach

Separate MachaOn Projects begin by pulling reusable libraries and components from Core and Applications Projects as dependencies. This ensures compatibility with the broader Machanism ecosystem and allows developers to focus solely on building what is missing or unique.

Key Components

  • Back-End Services: Define custom workflows, APIs, adapters, or endpoints tailored to client-specific requirements.
  • Front-End Customization: Implement designs, UI components, and workflows that reflect branding, user operations, or platform-specific needs.
  • Infrastructure Integration: Adapt systems to various environments—cloud-native, on-premise, or hybrid—with custom orchestration logic.

This modular structure ensures each Separate MachaOn Project achieves the balance between reuse and customization, empowering developers to innovate without starting from scratch.

Why Use Separate MachaOn Projects?

Separate MachaOn Projects are designed for scenarios where generic solutions or accelerators provided by Seed Projects are insufficient. These use cases often require:

  • Complete Customization: Developers have the freedom to extend or replace workflows and infrastructure logic to meet specific client or operational needs.

  • Direct Ownership: Teams gain full control over the project’s architecture and implementation without being tied to predefined structures or templates from Seed Projects.

  • Client-Specific Deployments: Build projects that solve specific challenges and requirements while ensuring compatibility with Machanism’s modular philosophy.

Use Cases for Separate MachaOn Projects

Custom Workflows

Imagine a business requirement involving a machine learning pipeline for product recommendations. Separate MachaOn Projects allow developers to create deep integrations with external AI systems, aligning the recommendations with client-specific needs.

Compliance Modules

For financial or regulated industries, developers can create customized compliance features within an Separate MachaOn Project, ensuring security standards, data handling, and regulatory requirements are met.

Innovative Solutions

Build entirely new operational workflows that adapt to particular architectures, whether they are serverless, microservices, or traditional systems.

How to Create an Separate MachaOn Project

Step 1: Pull Dependencies

Start by referencing required libraries from Core or Applications Projects to ensure compatibility with the shared modular foundation provided by Machanism.

Step 2: Define Project Structure

Organize the project into components such as:

  • Back-End Services: API endpoints, workflows, or adapters.
  • Front-End Services: UI design and logic specific to user branding or requirements.
  • Infrastructure Settings: Orchestration logic for deployment on cloud platforms or hybrid environments.

Step 3: Implement Missing Logic

Focus on addressing gaps in functionality or creating entirely new modules. Avoid duplicating existing libraries or workflows provided by Seed Projects.

Step 4: Deploy and Iterate

Test the system, ensure smooth integration of the reusable components and the new features, and deploy the project to its intended environment.

The Value of Separate MachaOn Projects

Separate MachaOn Projects strike the perfect balance between creative freedom and modular integrity. By relying on the reusable foundations provided by Machanism while enabling tailored development, teams achieve:

  • Innovation: Flexibility to build unique workflows and architectures.
  • Scalability: Easily extend or modify independent components without disrupting shared libraries.
  • Modularity: Maintain strict boundaries between reusable components and custom implementations.

Conclusion

Separate MachaOn Projects empower developers to create client-specific solutions while leveraging the strengths of Machanism’s modular ecosystem. Whether you need to extend a Seed Project or build something entirely new for a Non-Seed Project, these projects offer the flexibility, control, and scalability necessary to meet unique challenges.

By balancing freedom with reusable foundations, Separate MachaOn Projects align perfectly with Machanism’s guiding philosophy: Divide and Use.

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