<h2>Overview</h2>
Bootstrap.c is a versatile template designed specifically for simple projects written in C using autotools. While it is primarily an experimental tool, it opens up the possibility for developers to create simple and structured C projects swiftly. The concept raises an interesting question: can Bootstrap.c achieve the same level of utility as other well-established projects, such as HTML5 Boilerplate? For developers looking for more comprehensive features, there are alternatives available that include built-in support for embedded web servers, REST/WS/SSE endpoints, and a client-side JavaScript application.
The overall usability of the template is enhanced by its requirement of cookiecutter, a straightforward tool for generating projects from various templates. This integration simplifies the setup process, helping to streamline the initial steps of project creation.
<h2>Features</h2>
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Easy Setup: Utilize cookiecutter to quickly create a new C project template, allowing for a rapid start to development.
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Versioning Support: Tag your project with git and create properly versioned releases, complete with ChangeLog files for tracking updates.
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Compiling Made Simple: Following setup, compile your project effortlessly to generate a release tarball, simplifying deployment.
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Experimentation Friendly: As an experimental template, it encourages developers to explore and customize, making it ideal for prototyping and learning.
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Lightweight Framework: Designed for simplicity, it focuses on essential features without overwhelming users with complexity.
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Community Driven: Open for contribution and improvement, inviting users to refine the template and share their enhancements with others.
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