Greenwood

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Greenwood is your workbench for the web, embracing web standards from the ground up to empower your stack from front to back.

Overview

Greenwood is an innovative framework designed to enhance web development by embracing web standards. Serving as a versatile workbench for the web, it allows developers to build projects from end to end with ease. Its philosophy focuses on an HTML-first approach, making it suitable for those who appreciate a robust and simplified development environment. As it progresses toward its 1.0 release, Greenwood showcases a compelling mix of features aimed at modern developers looking for flexibility and efficiency.

Features

  • No Bundle Development: Pages are generated on-the-fly, significantly reducing build times and simplifying the development process.
  • HTML First Authoring: A user-friendly interface that prioritizes HTML, catering to both newbies and seasoned developers with a preference for clean code.
  • Server Rendering and Prerendering: Offers full support for Web Components, ensuring high performance and quick loading times for users.
  • Compatibility with Popular Tools: Integrates seamlessly with frameworks like Lit, Tailwind, and HTMX, allowing developers to harness their favorite libraries.
  • Flexible Deployment Options: Deploy your applications either self-hosted or on platforms such as Vercel and Netlify, adapting to your project's needs.
  • Extensible via Plugins: The ability to add plugins provides a customizable experience, enabling developers to tailor Greenwood to their specific requirements.
  • Supports Multiple Project Types: Whether it's SSG, MPA, SPA, SSR, or hybrid setups, Greenwood accommodates a variety of development styles, including API routes.

Greenwood stands as a promising choice for any developer eager to create web projects with modern technology and intuitive workflows.

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