##What it is A quick start for making static websites.

##What you need NodeJS for bundling JS, Git Python for a simple http server (temporarily until I find somethignin node that fits the bill)

##What do you get Some halfway decent default CSS (for examle)

Bundles Javascript using require('the-module-name') type syntax (browserify)

Re-builds the JS bundle on changes (watchify)

Local live reloading webserver (srvlr)

ES6 pollyfils (babelify)

##How you use it To get going open terminal and type in the following things

clone the repo:

git clone https://github.com/tomgp/starter-kit.git my-new-webpage

go to the new thing you made:

cd my-new-webpage

point it to a new remote i.e. you may wish to use your own github account or something:

git remote set-url origin https://github.com/yourusername/my-new-webpage.git

get all the js stuff:

npm install

(if you want other modules, eg. 'd3' you can install them as usual npm install --save d3)

run a live reloading server and something to build the javascript:

npm run start

(where my-new-webpage is the name of your new web page)

By default HTML is index.html, styles in style.css and you can write Node style Common JS modules in the source directory.