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nicolas1.1

v1.0.10

Published

2 years ago

Simple yet powerful library for building modern, component based and statically compiled web interfaces.

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nicolas-schwarzer

nicolas component compile browser framework

Nicolas1.1

Nicolas1.1 is a simple yet powerful library for building modern, component based and statically compiled web interfaces. Core features include:

Component-oriented development style with tooling support
Zero DOM operation infinite list component
SPA (Single Page Application) component with page state persistence
Custom event mechanism for component lifecycle and custom events
Simple and light data binding mechanism
Merge software engineering into web interfaces development
Lean and extensible core
Fast without the need for complex optimization

Note that Nicolas1.1 only supports ES5-compliant browsers (IE8 and below are not supported).

Requires

Nicolas1.1 has an unique compiling mechanism, it assembles HTML, JavaScript and CSS files via certain principle, which requires:

Install Node.js (JavaScript runtime built on Chrome's V8 JavaScript engine)
Install Compass (open-source CSS Authoring Framework)
Install Apache (world's most used web server software) [optional]

Cookbook

For how to install and use nicolas1.1, please look at nicolas1.1 cookbook.

Stay in Touch

For further updates on code, please follow my GitHub repository nicolas1.1
For further updates on cookbook, please follow my blog NicolasWan
For any issues, please report at nicolas1.1/issues or contact my email address [email protected]

License

Copyright (c) 2016-present Nicolas Wan