It's a toy project, so I can't guaranty anything about security, data integrity and more.
The Marcel Kernel became the Bright one because of Github suggestions.
It's the core, the kernel, the engine of a small blog made of .less and .js files,
without any server engine. All is running from the client... Sorry, it's a static site manager with some cool front end stuff and nothing in the backend.
I only test it on Firefox and Chromium under Linux and with versions not older than 2018.
- I first used JavaScript 20 years ago, that's certainly why my memories were degraded,
- JavaScript evolved during all these years,
- you must not forget that JavaScript is weird, very few languages use prototypes instead of classes,
- frameworks tends to create a new language, so you lose contact with core JavaScript.
I wanted a little site manager without backend in which each page I add are in HTML, this let me add SVG, JavaScript as I want. Even if t's not a good sample of code, it works as I want.