Closed LukeAskew closed 9 years ago
I actually started one but it's using an updated version of Fabricator that passes through my variable to allow Sass 3.3 (gulp-ruby-sass).
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I like the fact that it doesn't give you a starter kit tbh... there are so many of them that a large percentage of people will end up having to take out whatever is there by default before adding what they want.
One option is the yeoman approach of asking you at setup what you want to add (bootstrap, foundation, pure... etc)... but I prefer to wire these things up myself.
Although I guess it's already opinionated in choosing sass & browserify.
Good call out on the yeoman approach.
To clarify, I'm not suggesting plugging in an existing framework, but rather writing our own starting point for people if they want to start with just a little more established.
Closing this in favor of tracking progress on the actual repo: https://github.com/fbrctr/boilerplate-toolkit
Currently, Fabricator comes with no styles or scripts - just basic HTML.
It may be helpful to also offer a boilerplate toolkit, something along the lines of PureCSS.
This boilerplate should include: