Create App

Create App

Create a new webpack/Parcel/snowpack project in your browser

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Set up a new frontend project with webpack, Parcel or snowpack super quick. Pick your main library, such as React or svelte, test tools, UI library and see the generated configs instantly in the browser. Download a zip with the project and start hacking!
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Harsh Agrawal
It's a great tool. Love the highlights for each addition. Would be helpful in debugging too. Looking forward to a Next.js option.
Jakob Lind
@itsharshag Yes I should priorotize supporting Next.js! I actually use Next.js for the site :D
Bogomil Shopov - Бого
Priceless!
Anastasiia Holiachenko 🇺🇦
Should be pretty useful for the frontend developers. Congrats!
Jakob Lind
Hi everyone! I'm Jakob, the creator of createapp.dev. Setting up a new frontend project often takes many days. You have to configure webpack config, unit testing, UI library, and much much more. There are boilerplates that you can clone, but they often gives you way much more than you need... or not enough for you. For a new dev learning it's overwhelming to configure all this stuff. That's why I created this visual tool for quickly creating new frontend projects. You select which libraries and frameworks you want to use. And you see the configuration instantly. It's good for learning. And it's also good for experienced developers who wants to get started quickly. You can just download a zip file with your project. Do npm install; npm start, and you are good to go. Hope this is useful for you! If you have any feedback, or find any bugs please share them with me here or create an issue in the linked github repo. Have fun!
吴小红
It works really well, I added it to my browser bookmarks a long time ago, and I'm following it here today because I'm wondering if it's possible to develop a VScode extension, which might be more convenient.