Allows to separate tasks between BACKEND (the other tag) and front-end (this tag).
This is a project-as-a-tag.
Allows to separate tasks between BACKEND (the other tag) and front-end (this tag).
This is a project-as-a-tag.
In T1843#28426, @lonewolf9277 wrote:Hey I am new here. Is this project still in progress?
Hey I am new here. Is this project still in progress?
In T1843#26693, @dereckson wrote:CSS
Most Nasqueron projects use Foundation as CSS framework, and that's convenient to get for example our standard footer.
How to integrate Vue and Foundation?
I've noticed there is a project to ease development of components, vue-foundation, it offers Vue components for most used Foundation widgets, see https://vue-foundation.github.io/vue-foundation/ for a demo.
Those components are available at https://github.com/vue-foundation/vue-foundation/tree/master/src/components but there are 6 years old, so double check it against Vue syntax and against current Foundation framework syntax.
I generally start from this template to build static sites, what is great with this approach is you can easily customize the SCSS code to build your CSS + it automates tasks like webpack / minimizing / adding -moz -webkit and other prefix for custom features.
Modern front-end development is component-driven. A good introduction is https://www.componentdriven.org/
Most Nasqueron projects use Foundation as CSS framework, and that's convenient to get for example our standard footer.