Interactive command line tool for rapid prototyping and automatic code generation used for creating full-stack web, mobile, TV and other apps. It can be used to create wire-frames as well by utilizing any existing front-end or back-end framework. It can generate boilerplate skeleton for your project according to strict rules and naming conventions for the files and folders been used. Trough a simple and easy command line oriented interface it creates multiple YAML files and based on it generates all the code and configuration files in a predefined directory tree.
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