Why MyAppFac Is Capability-First, Not Provider-First

Most app-generation tools bolt a specific vendor's SDK directly into your business logic. That decision quietly becomes permanent: swapping providers later means rewriting the code paths that matter most.

MyAppFac's factory kernel takes a different approach. Generated apps call a capability contract — "send an email," "charge a card," "send an SMS" — and a separate, swappable provider adapter fulfills that contract. Your app's business logic never imports a vendor SDK directly.

The result: when a generated app isn't yet wired to a real provider, it reports an honest "not configured" error instead of pretending to send something it didn't. And when you do wire up a real provider, you change one adapter, not your whole app.