scss-jquery-boilerplate
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A basic boilerplate with webpack, jquery and sass preprocessor. It can serve for quick start your interview assignment boilerplate and a prototype of any application. Not recommended for production applications.
Start your interview assignment/prototype in seconds
Readymade the most basic boilerplate npm package to start interview assignment with configured SCSS, Babel loaders and jQuery library.
Scaffolding to start your project in few seconds.
ES6/ESNext - Write your javascript with latest ECMA version, Babel will transpile in ES5 for backwards compatibility
SCSS - Take the advantage of powerful SCSS preprocessor.
jQuery - Legendry jQuery for DOM manipulation, as most of the company prefer to write assignment in jQuery.
npm install scss-jquery-boilerplate - Download npm package of boilerplatenpm install - Install all dependencynpm run start - Start your webpack-servernpm run build - Create build files with compiled SCSS and bundled jQueryMIT © Hari Shekhar
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A basic boilerplate with webpack, jquery and sass preprocessor. It can serve for quick start your interview assignment boilerplate and a prototype of any application. Not recommended for production applications.
We found that scss-jquery-boilerplate 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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