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Monogatari works internally with both Artemis and Kayros, however there is no information about them and thus no way for anyone to take advantage of them.
Artemis is pretty much a replacement for jQuery so Monogatari could ditch jQuery from the releases and also provides a lot of other functions that could be useful for anyone.
Kayros provides a CSS framework so people could take advantage of its grid and simple components.
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As for me that was not a problem :D This frameworks is "well googled" and have a good documentation.
However, i (and others i think) will be very appreciate if you add a more documentation in the code. Key places is good documented for now, but many others places is not. Of course writing a large comments for obvious places or repeated places is not good practice at all. But if you add a small overview for all places, then it will be feels much more comfortable for contributors.
It is not a "must to do" work and it can waiting. After all, we're all consenting adults here and we can read through the code and use the debugger tool.
Ah yes, don't worry about that, the documentation this time will be there, right now I documented the main parts first but everything will be properly documented before releasing :) I know this has been a problem in pretty much all releases up to now so it's time for a change! I actually do consider this a "must" right now, I'd like for more people to contribute and for that, documentation is key :)
If Aegis Libraries are well documented, the file Monogatari/dist/js/vendor/jquery.min.js should be deleted for the "stable" v2.0
If the user wants to use Jquery, he should import it himself instead.
Monogatari works internally with both Artemis and Kayros, however there is no information about them and thus no way for anyone to take advantage of them.
Artemis is pretty much a replacement for jQuery so Monogatari could ditch jQuery from the releases and also provides a lot of other functions that could be useful for anyone.
Kayros provides a CSS framework so people could take advantage of its grid and simple components.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: