Frontend apps
Trivial app
Consider using only static files (example: Green Card Predictor) and CDNs.
Simple JS app
If you need a really simple JavaScript application and you need more than just an index.html, you can checkout this template: https://github.com/renuo/tamedia-altersheime/tree/dab2bb6f1bb4c7776e965d227de5b63e06240624
It contains a very simple webpack configuration (production ready) featuring:
- Cucumber tests
- Fonts
- Images
- Favicon
The rest is done in these three files:
- index.html
- index.css
- index.js
Vue.js
An alternative to the JS app mentioned above is a setup with Vue.js. It provides a scalable foundation for your app and it's easy to understand.
To get started, install the vue-cli by running npm install -g @vue/cli.
Then run vue create [app-name] to generate a vue app.
This creates a minimal setup with some default configurations and
if you wish, with some testing frameworks included like Cypress or Jest.
An example Vue.js application can be found here.
Complex JS app
Use either React or Angular.