Brings together web development capabilities and places them in one tool more efficiently and securely.

To enhance the development of HTML5 pages for experienced coders looking for a challenge. Having said that, this does not mean less experienced users should shy away from such a challenge.

• Google Material Design Icons
• Materialize
• Font Awesome
• Bootstrap
• Social Buttons for Bootstrap
• jQuery
• D3.js
• Leaflet.js
• React.js
• React Native
• Babel
• marked.js

Adapt the latest release of the HTML5 Hackform Tool to your project, but don't forget to acknowledge the author according to the license at the top of every code template file (html, css, etc.) as a comment and as a link in your tech stack like this

• HTML5 Hackform Tool

• Background
• Source Code
• Issue Tracker
• Latest Release
• Change Log
• First Bug

The Code of Conduct is adapted from the Contributor Covenant, version 1.4, available at http://contributor-covenant.org/version/1/4.

• How to use
• How to contribute
• How to volunteer

• Join the discussion on Slack
  • faq - ask questions about using, contributing, or volunteering to the HTML5 Hackform Tool in this channel
  • general - team-wide communication and announcements in this channel
  • network - network for new tech opportunities, learn from one another, and talk about tech in this channel
  • request - request to join adapters (users), codeofconduct, contributors, and maintainers (private channels) in this channel
  • teamwatcher - report instances of abusive, harassing, or otherwise unacceptable behavior to the project team in this channel
  • walloffame - acknowledges members for their time, effort, and contribution in this channel

See LICENSE