I think my framework is better than Electric Clojure by HyperFiddle, a Clojure (Lisp) framework that lets you seamlessly call any backend function in frontend code as long as you use special client and server-delineating directives, using a custom compiler that automatically builds separate backend and frontend programs and handles the network code for you.
I think my framework, which I am calling AppAlchemist when I need a name for it, will do it better. It is better to enable use of libraries that follow the UNIX philosophy in the model layer so another application can reuse the same libraries than to automatically generate unreadable code using a compiler. Plus, we can do the same thing with JavaScript code anyway (see section 4.8 item 1.1) without a custom compiler using Function.toString(), and even show backend errors on the frontend console.