Echo offers a collection of powerful Cloud Services that do the heavy lifting for real-time, social applications. This SDK is designed to make it easy for JavaScript app developers to consume these cloud services while producing more interoperable and consistent apps by addressing the following general app development challenges:
- JS API - Easier access to server-side APIs via the client side
- GUI Library - More consistent look and feel between apps (Bootstrap)
- UI Controls - A Core set of UI Controls for common app/interaction patterns
- Component Manifest - Consistent app architecture for plugin extensibility, consistent configuration handling and + app interoperability
- Echo Loader - Simplified dependency loading to reduce script conflicts and redundancies
- Configuration storage and overrides (coming soon)
- Centralized deployment management and administration (coming soon)
Check out the full documentation
- Clone this repository.
- Download and install NodeJS and npm from http://nodejs.org (either from package or the source).
- sudo npm install grunt-cli -g
- Run the following command in the project directory: npm install
- Now you can use 'grunt' command to build the project
- Install ruby, rubygems, yaml.
- gem install jsduck -v 5.0.0
We’re using the standard GitHub Bug Tracker for tracking of issues and feature requests.
Release notes are posted to our Developer Forum and Tweeted from the EchoReleases account.
We welcome your contributions. Please submit all pull requests to the master branch and the Echo team will help coordinate.
Copyright 2014 Echo
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