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Frontend responsive website using HTML5 frameworks and task runners
TETÍK, Jakub
The aim of this thesis is to handle issues of development of the frontend of responsive websites using HTML5 frameworks, including Bootstrap Foundation, HTML5 Boilerplate and others. Furthermore, also the help of task runners Grunt and Gulp is used in this work. As part of the work is performed comparison with the development of responsive web pages without using these tools and frameworks mentioned above. Grunt, Gulp and others of the tool range make it easier for developers to save working time. They automate repetitive tasks, such as compilation of CSS preprocessors, file linking and minification, documentation generation, and many other tasks. HTML5 frameworks are templates of the codes that the developer no longer has to invent. These templates are implemented or modified as needed in the project. The outcome of the work is a complete web presentation, which shows the differences between various frameworks and tools. These differences are used for the comparison of time-consuming development, data size and difficulty for developers in terms of the knowledge of syntax.
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