- By: Loitd (loitranduc@gmail.com) at Config9.com
- Inspired & modified from Starter Template by Materializecss
I am a Python/NodeJS Fullstack Developer searching for a good, modern, lightweight, SEO ready and fast frontend framework for my next and future projects. Unfortunately, I found that Google Material Design is what I need but I couldn't find any template suits my demand. So I grab a Starter Template from Materializecss and modified it myown to adapt my needs. I call it CMFT (Config9 Material FrontEnd Template).
Feel free to use CMFT in your projects. I am happy if it could help you someway.
Version 1.0
- Add gulp so you can run dev/test right on your local machine without install any webserver
- Use self-hosted/local fonts for material icons so they will be available even you're offline. View tutorial here if you want to know how to do this stuff.
- Add FontAwesome 4.6.3. Thanks to their awesome product.
- Add navbar with dropdown menu and scrollspy ready for this menu
- Add styles for scrollspy action (the original add active class to only)
- Add contact form with icons
- Add/replace 48x48 px logo
- Add scrollfire for navbar
- Localized jquery.js
- Add new metas for SEO purpose. Use as less AJAX, JS as possible.
- NodeJS, NPM
- GULP
On Linux (Ubuntu, Centos)
npm install -g gulp
git clone https://github.com/loitd/config9-material-frontend-template.git
cd config9-material-frontend-template && npm install
gulp serve
- Yes, I will complete my tool for myself and also publishing on this git. I just hope that it could help somebody like me.
- Yes, you can. Feel free to use this template at your own risk.