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Hello author, can I understand the working principle of Nue? Including but not limited to compile time, runtime, build process, build products, etc., this will give us a clearer understanding of your design ideas |
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Here is the big picture, the roadmap and rough ETA's:
Nuekit is the central binary to be executed, and it uses the other modules like Nue js, Nue CSS, and Nuemark. At first phase the focus is on multi-page applications (aka "websites") so Nuekit acts mainly as a static website generator. It's a JavaScript program that works under Bun and Node. JS/CSS/Markdown is transpiled to a working website that is run on the browser. The idea is to work as close as possible to core web standards so things like Tailwind and TypeScript are a no-go. Not sure if I answered your questions. Please be more specific so I can perhaps answer better. |
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Here is the big picture, the roadmap and rough ETA's:
Nuekit is the central binary to be executed, and it uses the other modules like Nue js, Nue CSS, and Nuemark. At first phase the focus is on multi-page applications (aka "websites") so Nuekit acts mainly as a static website generator. It's a JavaScript program that works under Bun and Node. JS/CSS/Markdown is transpiled to a working website that is run on the browser. The idea is to work as close as possible to core web standards so things like Tailwind and TypeScript are a no-go.
Not sure if I answered your questions. Please be more specific so I can perhaps answer better.