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boils

v0.0.1-beta

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Collection of bare bones docs/boilerplates/tutorials on web developer tools.

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Readme

Boils

Docs and boilerplates can be overly complicated. Boils are bare-bone boilerplates with a very simple tutorial in every README.

mmm

Usage

  • Navigate to the directory of the technology you're interested in.
  • Read its README.
  • Navigate to the directory of the various ways you can use that technology.
  • Look at its code. Read its README.

npm Legend

  • npm i is an alias for npm install.
  • -D is an alias for --save-dev. devDependencies are packages that should be used in development, but the user doesn't need them to use the app.
  • -S is an alias for --save. dependencies are packages your app relies on or the user won't be able to use the app.
  • -g is an alias for --global and should very rarely be used.

Credit where credit is due

Google owns that picture.