Bedrock is a starter kit for creating Express 4.x Web applications.
It comes with all the basic utilities you'll expect to find in a typical Web project, like proper separation of view and layout files, a routing engine, 404 & 500 error pages, and Handlebarrs integration.
There's also support for easy server-client code sharing, multi-core server support (via Cluster), CSRF protection, and automatic loading of popular frontend resources (jQuery & Pure by default, this can be changed).
This allows programmers to add Bedrock to any Web project and get an Express server running with a decent (and useful) configuration out of the box.
Bedrock can be quite a useful tool if projects have tight deadlines, allowing developers to skip some stages in the development timeline and dive into coding process right away.
What is new in this release:
- Added gzip support.
Requirements:
- Node.js 0.10 or higher
- Express
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