Hey everyone,
I just dropped Quebec v4.0.0, a typed Luau game framework that I’ve been working on for some time now. Its goal is to make Roblox dev smoother, safer, and more fun.
What is Quebec?
Quebec is a simple but structured framework for Roblox games. It gives you:
- Singleton-style Services & Controllers with lifecycle events
- A built-in typed Networking module for clear client-server comms (no runtime type checking yet!)
- Handy utilities for common patterns like classes
- Central sync support for multi-place or shared code setups
- Good Luau typings and autocomplete so you don’t have to go in blind
Why should you care?
Roblox’s default setup works, but it gets messy fast:
- Random
RemoteEventsall over the place - Boilerplate to manage singletons and initialization
- No clear structure for big games
Quebec addresses these issues and fixes them by giving you:
- One source of truth for events
- Explicit lifecycles (
:init(),:start(), etc.)- Modding support for custom lifecycles is coming soon!
- Clear
:client()/:server()calls for networking so you don’t mix up directions - Zero runtime surprises. Everything is typed
Quick Networking Example
local Networking = require(game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage").Quebec.modules.Networking)
return {
DropItem = Networking.event("DropItem") :: Networking.Event<string, number>,
}
… then in a service:
local Quebec = require(game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage").Quebec)
local Events = require(game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage").Events)
local Service = Quebec.singleton({
lifecycles = { "start" }
})
function Service.start(self: typeof(Service))
local dropItem = Events.DropItem:server() -- access the server-side handler
dropItem:connect(function (player: Player, item: string, amount: number)
print(`{player.Name} wants to drop {amount}x {item}`)
end)
end
return Service
Interested?
Quebec is open-source with a documentation that’s always updated and contains a version history. You can also copy pages as Markdown and use an LLM to get answers. Thanks, GitBook!
- Docs: Introduction | Quebec
- Source: GitHub - BaxoPlenty/quebec: A modular Roblox game framework featuring services, controllers, and opt-in dependencies
- Rojo Template (single-place & multi-place): GitHub - BaxoPlenty/quebec-rojo-setup: An example Rojo setup for the Quebec game framework
Feedback is welcome!
I built this for myself but I’d love others to break it and tell me what’s missing. 
Got ideas, issues, or improvements? Just hit me up or open an issue on GitHub. I’ll respond fast!
Thanks for reading! Happy building!
