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Fries is an awesome mobile UI framework for Android apps using just HTML, CSS, and Javascript and is inspired by Ratchet.
Aaaaand Fries just got its new home. Check out http://getfri.es/
git clone git@github.com:jaunesarmiento/fries.git.I'm glad to announce that Fries is also now available as a Bower package. To install Fries using Bower, just run:
$ bower install fries
Fries uses Jekyll to run the documentation and examples.
jekyll --server --autohttp://localhost:4000/ in your favorite browser to see the documentation or http://localhost:4000/examples/ for the examples.Note: You also might want to resize your browser's screen resolutiion and emulate touch events for a better experience while viewing the examples. To do these:
If you plan to contributing to Fries. Kindly read the contributing guide first before doing anything.
I'd like to thank Dave Gamache, Connor Sears, and Jacob Thornton for a wonderful job on Ratchet. The conversion of the official Android icons was done in IcoMoon. Also, thanks to @aymanfarhat, @jadjoubran, and @Wolfr who kept the issue discussion flowing.
Fries is licensed under the MIT License. Copyright © Jaune Sarmiento (http://jaunesarmiento.me) 2014.
Official Android Icons
Portions of this page are modifications based on work created and shared by the Android Open Source Project and used according to terms described in the Creative Commons 2.5 Attribution License.
Android Action Bar Icon Pack
By Tobias Bieniek also under Creative Commons 2.5 License
FAQs
Fries helps you prototype Android apps using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
We found that fries demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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