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- About FreeKernelJS
- When Should I Use FreeKernelJS?
- Templates
- Getting Started
- Development Tools
- License
- Releases
FreeKernelJS aims to provide developers with a set of tools to generate a Web app structured from a template, and to use common tasks in development such as: testing the application, generate documentation, produce a distribution version, and more.
Support
Supported platforms: Windows, iOS, Linux.
Supported Browsers: designed to support the current versions of Chrome, Firefox, and Internet Explorer 10+.
- You are looking to learn the basics.
- You need a tool to kick start your Web project.
- You want to test standard technologies and learn how to use them.
- You want to generate a skeleton app that can be extended and used in large projects.
- You want to produce quickly several different apps, build with different UI packages/libraries.
FreeKernelJS offers a collection of templates from which you can choose.
Each template contains different features and UI libraries, and can be used to generate an app.
A list of available templates is specified on this page: Templates.
In addition, you can enlarge your collection of templates by Creating a Custom Template yourself.
- Installation: first, you will need to install the environment with only 4 easy steps!
- Generate and Manage New Projects: then you can learn how to generate a new Project, how to configure and manage it.
FreeKernelJS comes with a set of tasks, powered by Grunt, which can be used during development to perform routine operations such as: unit testing, distribution, Sass compilation, etc.
A list of available tasks and instructions on how to use them can be found on this page: Use Grunt Tasks in Development
This project is under the MIT License.
Complete historical information about the FreeKernelJS releases, including notes and download links, can be found on the releases page.