> Short question: is there any reason to bring this preprocessors, > nodejs tools, some weird mini package managers for just an GUI for > some HTTP API? > Why not to keep Futon dead simple: > > git clone https://github.com/futon/futon > cd futon > couchapp push http://localhost:5984/mydb >
Yes, the repo link I provide works exactly with a simple git clone https://github.com/ryanramage/jam-garden-starter cd jam-garden-starter erica push http://localhost:5984/mydb > Simple. Easy. Works. > > Guys, we're not going to make yet another CRM with custom templates > and plugins. KISS. We'd already blamed Futon2 for his complicated > structure, please don't make Futon.Next already complicated before the > first commit pushed. I have been trying to perfect this for a while now. Kind of a terrible life goal. We want the ability to really crunch the app js and css down as well. Using the make command will do this and then we can simply cut a release branch. Then who wants to use the released minified version would do this: git clone https://github.com/ryanramage/jam-garden-starter cd jam-garden-starter git checkout production-1.3 erica push http://localhost:5984/mydb No dependencies need. All less and js small and tight.
