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cortex-canary
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Cortex is a package manager for the web with a bunch of full-stack frontend solutions to make your websites better, including:
TL;DR
With Cortex, we write web modules exactly the same as we do with node.js, with no Module/Wrappings, no AMD, etc.
Cortex is designed and maintained for large websites and collaborative development and is also convenient for small projects.
We have a nice small book on gitbook.io: The Handbook of Cortex
First, node is required (>= 0.10.0), then run the following command in your command line:
$ npm install -g cortex
Read this Getting-Started Guide to get a general view.
mkdir hello
cd hello
cortex init
cortex build
open index.html # Hello World! Everything you need is commented in the source code!
For more details about cortex, just visit our online gitbook: The Handbook of Cortex.
Cortex is not a project only with specifications, and not a project we are just watching.
Over 1 years in production, ALL mobile websites and hybrid applications of dianping.com are using cortex.
The MIT license.
The modular world is much like the nerve system. JavaScript packages interact with others by passing runtime objects as well as neuron cells processes and transmits chemical signals to others.
So, cortex is a neuron manager. That's it.
FAQs
Cortex is an npm-like package manager for browsers.
The npm package cortex-canary receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, cortex-canary popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that cortex-canary demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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