BasisCore.com - Main BasisCore Reference
The main destination for understanding BasisCore and its core definition.
Technology by Manzoomeh Negaran
For developing web pages, working with data, and using the services a project needs
BasisCore is a web programming language created for server-side web page development. It gives development teams a structured way to use the data and services a web project needs as they build and extend its pages.
BasisCore also sits within a broader technical ecosystem that includes learning resources and specialized services. This page provides an overview and directs you to the right official resource when you need more detail.
A web programming language for server-side web page development
BasisCore is described in its official resources as a web programming language. It is used for server-side web page development and enables developers to work with the data required by a project.
That means BasisCore is not limited to how a page looks. In many web projects, information comes from a source and is then used within the page structure. BasisCore provides a defined development path for connecting web pages with project data.
The wider ecosystem includes learning resources and specialized services related to data, CDN, Repository, and infrastructure. For deeper technical details, use the official documentation and specialist resources introduced below.
Presentation and data management follow separate paths
In the architecture described for BasisCore, the web layer connects to the database through Stored Procedures. This keeps responsibility for presenting information separate from responsibility for managing the underlying data.
On the web side, developers can call the data a page needs and use the returned information within the page structure. Working with data therefore sits alongside web page development as a distinct part of the learning path.
The practical idea is straightforward: a web page can use project data without making presentation and data management the same responsibility.
The learning path is organized around Web, Database, and Command
BasisCore Academy is the learning resource for the language. Its training path is organized into three areas: Web, Database, and Command. Each covers a different part of the knowledge needed to work with BasisCore.
This is the entry point for page development with BasisCore. HTML and CSS provide a useful foundation. Developers then learn relevant BasisCore commands and how pages work with data.
This level focuses on data, database structures, and preparing the information a project needs. The knowledge required becomes more specialized than at the Web level.
The Command level goes deeper into BasisCore commands and development capabilities. Detailed technical material remains in the Academy as specialist documentation.
HTML and CSS are a practical starting point, not the full skill set. The knowledge needed for professional BasisCore development grows with the developer’s role and the scope of the project.
Use the specialist resource for technology, documentation, learning, technical services, infrastructure, or events
BasisCore information and services are not concentrated in one domain. Different parts of the ecosystem serve different needs, so users can move directly from this overview to the resource that matches what they are looking for.
The main destination for understanding BasisCore and its core definition.
Official BasisCore technical documentation, including fundamentals, step-by-step guides, and release notes.
Learning levels, knowledge resources, commands, and related educational material.
Sections for CDN, DATA, DbSource, and Repository.
Services including Domain, DNS, VPS, Data Warehouse, Microservice/API Hosting, Hosting, and CDN.
A destination for reviewing BasisCore’s public history and related events.
A development technology within the current product architecture
Manzoomeh Negaran’s current product architecture is built around three core products: BasisCloud Web, BasisAssistant, and BasisPanel. BasisCore has a different role in the technology and development layer. It is not positioned as a fourth product alongside those three.
BasisCore supports a website development path that can expand over time. Depending on project scope, a website can later add forms, APIs, dashboards, content management, service connections, and new tools.
For businesses, this means a website need not remain fixed at its initial scope. It can become a broader digital foundation as requirements grow.
These capabilities are not automatically included in every project. Actual implementation depends on the agreed project scope.
The product architecture defines the use of BasisCore within a controlled scope of work (SOW) for BasisPanel custom development. This helps reduce architectural fragmentation and supports maintainability and future expansion.
This development role should not imply that every component of BasisPanel, BasisCloud Web, or another Manzoomeh Negaran product is necessarily built on BasisCore.
Part of BasisCore’s public introduction and event history is archived on BasisEvent. The archive offers a way to review events and programs that featured BasisCore at different points in its development.
To explore this part of the BasisCore story, visit the BasisEvent archive.

BasisCore is a web programming language created for server-side web page development. Its ecosystem also includes learning resources and specialized data and infrastructure services.
A working knowledge of HTML and CSS is a practical starting point for the Web level. As you progress, the learning path introduces BasisCore commands, data, and database-related knowledge.
BasisCore Academy organizes learning into three areas: Web, Database, and Command. Each covers a different part of the knowledge required to work with BasisCore.
Use basiscore.com for the main reference, docs.basiscore.com for technical documentation, and academy.basiscore.com for learning. Technical and data services are presented at basiscore.net, while hosting and infrastructure information is at basiscore.ir.
BasisCore has a technical and development role in Manzoomeh Negaran’s current architecture. It supports step-by-step website expansion and controlled custom development within an agreed scope of work. It is not a fourth core product alongside BasisCloud Web, BasisAssistant, and BasisPanel.