Web Starter Kit will help new or experienced developers take a better approach and closely follow coding and content presentation standards in their projects by providing them with a ready-made project structure put together by Google's own team.
This framework will help developers achieve a similar level of code quality you regularly see in Google's own projects, ensuring the applications render properly on a multitude of devices, closely follow industry best practices, and also use modern-day tools.
At its base, Web Starter Kit closely implements the recommendations Google has made through its Web Fundamentals website, urging developers to adopt the latest standards, tools, and focus on performance and accessibility.
What is new in this release:
- CodeKit support
- Correct touch-icons for all browsers
- Extended cross-browser support
- A strong PageSpeed baseline
- Simpler styles and a simpler build file
- Docs beside your sources & htaccess
- Material Design color-palette
- Numerous bug fixes and little differences that matter
- Lint code-style rules with JSCS
What is new in version 0.6.1:
- CodeKit support
- Correct touch-icons for all browsers
- Extended cross-browser support
- A strong PageSpeed baseline
- Simpler styles and a simpler build file
- Docs beside your sources & htaccess
- Material Design color-palette
- Numerous bug fixes and little differences that matter
- Lint code-style rules with JSCS
What is new in version 0.5.9 / 0.6.0-rc.3:
- CodeKit support
- Correct touch-icons for all browsers
- Extended cross-browser support
- A strong PageSpeed baseline
- Simpler styles and a simpler build file
- Docs beside your sources & htaccess
- Material Design color-palette
- Numerous bug fixes and little differences that matter
- Lint code-style rules with JSCS
What is new in version 0.5.9 / 0.6.0-rc.1:
- CodeKit support
- Correct touch-icons for all browsers
- Extended cross-browser support
- A strong PageSpeed baseline
- Simpler styles and a simpler build file
- Docs beside your sources & htaccess
- Material Design color-palette
- Numerous bug fixes and little differences that matter
- Lint code-style rules with JSCS
What is new in version 0.5.9:
- CodeKit support
- Correct touch-icons for all browsers
- Extended cross-browser support
- A strong PageSpeed baseline
- Simpler styles and a simpler build file
- Docs beside your sources & htaccess
- Material Design color-palette
- Numerous bug fixes and little differences that matter
- Lint code-style rules with JSCS
What is new in version 0.5.4:
- CodeKit support
- Correct touch-icons for all browsers
- Extended cross-browser support
- A strong PageSpeed baseline
- Simpler styles and a simpler build file
- Docs beside your sources & htaccess
- Material Design color-palette
- Numerous bug fixes and little differences that matter
- Lint code-style rules with JSCS
What is new in version 0.5.3:
- CodeKit support
- Correct touch-icons for all browsers
- Extended cross-browser support
- A strong PageSpeed baseline
- Simpler styles and a simpler build file
- Docs beside your sources & htaccess
- Material Design color-palette
- Numerous bug fixes and little differences that matter
- Lint code-style rules with JSCS
What is new in version 0.3.1:
- Fixed:
- Style configuration.
- Don't optimize images on serve.
- Inject CSS styles.
- Adding ignore filters to uncss.
- Give serve preference to files in .tmp.
- Handle error event generated by jshint fail reporter.
- Removed reference to BrowserSync running instance.
- Livereload breaks on JSHint error(s) when running `gulp.
- Remove reload from the images task.
- Allow gulp task list to be extended.
- Removed undesirable minimal-ui in viewport.
- Preserve JavaScript license comment.
- Updates devDependencies to latest stable backwards-compatible versions.
Requirements:
- JavaScript enabled on client side
- Node.js 0.10 or higher
Limitations:
- Still under development, but usable in production.
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