The TodoMVC project aims to showcase how different MVC frameworks can be used to write a TO-DO app. My point is that I don't need a framework to do that, or rather that I'm much better off without frameworks. There is a vanilla JS version in the official archive already, but I don't like it too much. It was not developed with TDD.

The goals of my version are:

• Practice TDD
• Practice simple design
• Take inspiration from how MVC was originally done in Smalltalk (see Part 1 of Jill Nicola and Peter Coad)

It's a work-in-progress. See the todo file for a list of things I haven't got round to do yet.

Install dependencies with npm install --verbose

Serve locally with npm start then open index.html in your browser

Run tests with karma start or karma start --single-run

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