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vasille-web
Advanced tools
Vasille Web
is a front-end framework, which is developed to provide the best developer experience
ever. Our goal is to keep is as simple as possible. Developing web applications using Vasille must be as fast as possible.
npm install vasille-web --save
Create an app from a template
$ npm create vasille
Alternative method to create a TypeScript app.
$ npx degit vasille-js/example-typescript my-project
Alternative method to create a JavaScript app.
$ npx degit vasille-js/example-javascript my-project
The safe of your application is ensured by
100%
coverage of code by unit tests.
Each function, each branch is working as designed.strong typing
makes your javascript/typescript code safe as C++ code.
All entities of vasille
core library are strongly typed, including:
There is the "Hello World":
import { compose, mount } from "vasille-dx";
const App = compose(() => {
<p>Hello world</p>;
});
mount(document.body, App, {});
All of these are supported:
Vasille Core
library to version 3.0.100%
Test Coverage for core Library v3.Vasille JSX
library.100%
Test Coverage for the JSX library.Vasille Babel Plugin
.100%
Test Coverage fot babel plugin.input
components with 2-way value binding.If you have questions, feel free to contact the maintainer of the project:
Made in Moldova 🇲🇩
FAQs
Front-end framework with best developer experience ever.
We found that vasille-web demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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