Hi! Would be nice to have html-version of sage with all frontend features: bower, gulp, scss. I got to situation were I working on the project with a team: designer, html-coder and me (as a wordpress-developer). So if we could have html-version of sage it would be easy to code a layout that is easy…

I think you just need “Bootstrap” HTML for that, dunno if it has much to do with Sage.

My workaround for this is to code the components (HTML, CSS & JS) in a toolkit first and then import the CSS and JS assets into Sage as a bower/npm module. This link gives a bit more info on why: http://fbrctr.github.io/getting-started/what-is-a-toolkit.html (the toolkit generator I’ve been using i…

So, I think html-version of sage would defenitely get it’s audience

@romapad it already exists: https://github.com/JulienMelissas/front-end-template by @JulienMelissas

That’s awesome! Thanks! Altough it’s quite old

You can also use a Gulp webapp Yeoman generator .

Hi @romapad , Not sure that this is 100% what you are looking for, but I have created Feverfew which is a standalone version of Sage that does not require a WordPress install. It also comes with optional routing and templating functionality so if your HTML-coder is comfortable using the Blade templa…

Ha, that’s my old account which I couldn’t find the login for :confused: I ended up using Yeoman as was suggested.

Thank you, @folbert ! That’s cool!

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mikespainhower April 21, 2016, 4:06pm 4

Using Roots without WordPress

I’ve been using Roots for quite a while and really like how it works with Bootstrap. I have a project that is going to be built using static html pages and I’d like to use Roots but without Wordpress. Does anyone have any advice for modifying Roots to work without Wordpress?

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