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README.md

jpc-like-websites

Jetpack Compose like websites

The building method of Jetpack Compose (for android), feels really straight forward and intuitive for me. Furthermore I personally found it more readable than my limited experiences with flutter (which were just two "get to know" bootstrap projects to be fair). Since I found myself frequently building small (local) websites for minor tasks (calculations, tasks etc.). I was looking for an option to build those websites more or less fast (easy) and reliable. While they do look the way I intend them to.

After developing some minor apps with Jetpack Compose I liked a lot about the way the components are build/structured. The reusability and so on...

Further I love to write code in a "method-chaning" kind of way: Every line is a chain-link concerning one particular task, the IDE offers an overview of possibilities. Method-chaining is more or less native in Kotlin. Logical support for git-line-wise change detection.

After some (very little) searching, I choose to give it a couple of hours and develop a small "lib" to enable myself to do exactly that.

Develop jetpack compose like components in html/javascript.

Javascript is by far not my strongest field, typescript even less. So it is recommended to not expect to much, you have been warned.

sh join_js_files.sh